Endocrinology Test
1. The lab diagnostic of classic/overt hyperaldosteronismus is suggestive in case of:
2. The GH systemic effect is mediated by:
3. The inhibition test to confirm the diagnosis of acromegaly is done with:
4. 21 hydroxylase deficiency:
5. Autocrine effect represents:
6. Triggers for hypertensive crises in pheocromocytoma are:
7. Stimulatory neurohormones (promoting) from the hypothalamus are represented by:
8. Aldosterone:
9. The following are true regarding nephrogenic diabetes insipidus:
10. Which statements are true about glucocorticoid replacement therapy:
11. Which of the following statements regarding corticotropin-releasing hormone are true:
12. Progesterone facilities pregnancy by:
13. Which of the following statements regarding the treatment of chronic adrenal insufficiency are true:
14. The clinical picture in chronic primary adrenal insufficiency includes:
15. The laboratory and paraclinical evaluation in parathyroid insufficiency show:
16. Hormonal secretion regulation includes:
17. In pituitary tumors with compression of the cavernous sinus:
18. Which statements regarding pheocromocytoma are true:
19. Which of the following are absolute contraindications for contraceptive use:
20. Laboratory tests for positive diagnosis in pheocromocytoma can reveal:
21. The anterior hypophysis comprises the following endocrine cell types:
22. Possible side effects associated with contraceptives use are:
23. In cases of hypopituitarism the GH supplemental therapy:
24. Characteristics of asymptomatic hyperparathyroidism are:
25. Under the possible effects of growth hormone we can observe: