Endocrinology Test
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| 1. In males hyperprolactinemia can induce: |
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| 2. The most common form of thyrotoxicosis is: |
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| 3. The confirmatory marker of Graves’ disease is: |
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| 4. Aldosterone release is responsible for: |
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| 5. Zona reticularis: |
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| 6. History with increased risk for thyroid cancer is presence in cases of: |
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| 7. Which statements regarding pheocromocytoma are true: |
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| 8. The following are true regarding primary adrenal insufficiency: |
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| 9. Which are true regarding calcitonin: |
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| 10. Testosterone has the following physiological effects: |
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| 11. The classic diagnostic TRIADE of Graves disease is represented by: |
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| 12. In case of suspicion on GH hyper secretion: |
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| 13. Superior localization test for pheocromocytoma are: |
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| 14. In case of Cushing disease the clinical picture: |
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| 15. The following are true regarding nephrogenic diabetes insipidus: |
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| 16. In case of prolactinoma the endocrine syndrome in males comprise: |
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| 17. Causes of primary hypothyroidism are represented by: |
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| 18. Which statements are true regarding medullary thyroid carcinoma: |
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| 19. Which of the following statements regarding corticotropin-releasing hormone are true: |
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| 20. OXT is produced secondary to: |
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| 21. The following are true regarding fine needle aspiration for thyroid nodules: |
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| 22. The following are true regarding medical treatment of GH deficiency: |
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| 23. The etiology of pituitary insufficiency includes: |
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| 24. Laboratory exam in GH excess shows: |
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| 25. Morphofunctional imagistic test for adrenal tumors are: |
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