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Pituitary, thyroid disordersVersion en ligne anatomy par Dr. David Myers 1 Increased secretion of ADH may lead to: 2 Increased secretion of ADH may lead to: a fluid imbalance b dyspnea c hypertension d hypopituitarism 3 Production of excess GH may lead to development of: 4 Production of excess GH may lead to development of: a atherosclerosis & hypoglycemia b edema & congestive heart failure c dyspnea & pneumonia d oliguria & kidney failure 5 GH antagonized insulin and interferes with its effects, thus leading to: a hyperkalemia b hypokalemia c hyperglycemia d hypoglycemia 6 Because growth hormone mobilizes stored fat for energy, levels of free fatty acids are elevated in the bloodstream, leading to the development of a pneumonia b kidney failure c hypotension d atherosclerosis 7 Visual problems occur in hyperpituitarism due to pressure on the: a occipital nerve b optic nerve c frontal nerves d oculomotor nerves 8 Patients with gigantism and acromegaly initially present with increased strength, progressing rapidly to complaints of: a hypotension & syncope b weakness & fatigue c edema & dry skin d dehydration & bradycardia 9 A common problem for patients with hyperpituitarism is: a inadequate circulation b loss of protective barrier: skin c potential infection d altered body image 10 Strict documentation of intake and output and measurement of specific gravity are important because postoperative hypophysectomy patients are at risk for: a congestive heart failure b kidney failure c pneumonia d diabetes insipidus 11 A bedside test can be done with a chemical strip to detect whether drainage in a postoperative hypophysectomy patient is CSF because CSF has a high concentration of: a glucose b protein c white blood cells d red blood cells 12 Decreased pigmentation of the skin results in: a edema b pallor c pruritus d erythema 13 The patient who has a complete hypophysectomy requires hormone replacement: a preoperatively b during the postoperative recovery period c for 6 months to a year d for a lifetime 14 In patients with hypopituitarism, insufficient thyroid hormone is available for normal metabolism and: a visual acuity b muscle tone c heat production d bone growth 15 To produce and maintain libido, secondary sexual characteristics, and well-being, males with hypopituitarism should receive: a testosterone b estrogen c levothyroxine d bromocriptine 16 Hyperthyroid patients often experience sleep disturbances and: a sedation b bradycardia c restlessness d hypotension 17 Poor tolerance of heat and excessive perspiration are symptoms of: a hyperparathyroidism b hypoparathyroidism c hyperthyroidism d hypothyroidism 18 If untreated, hyperthyroidism may lead to: a thyrotoxic crises (thyroid storm) b hypotension c bradycardia d decreased metabolism 19 Signs of iodine toxicity include: a bradycardia and hypotension b urinary retention and oliguria c esophageal ulcers and pyloric sphincter spasms d swelling and irritation of mucous membranes and increased salivation 20 Elevated thyroid hormones result in: a decreased pulse and blood pressure b increased pulse and blood pressure c decreased temperature and susceptibility to infection d increased temperature and susceptibility to infection 21 A problem for the patient with exophthalmos: a potential for infection b cyanosis c tetany d altered body image 22 A complication of thyroidectomies includes injury to the parathyroid glands, which results in: a bradycardia b cyanosis c tetany d headache 23 An early symptom of tetany is: a flank pain with hematuria b difficulty breathing c a tingling sensation around the mouth, fingers, toes d muscle cramps in leg and arms muscles 24 Graves disease (toxic diffuse goiter) is characterized by: a increased secretion of thyroid hormone b a decreased metabolic rate c intolerance to cold d constipation 25 Structure B is the: a optic chiasm b infundibulum c anterior pituitary d posterior pituitary 26 Structure C is the: a optic chiasm b infundibulum c anterior pituitary d posterior pituitary 27 Structure D is the: a optic chiasm b infundibulum c anteriorpituitary d posterior pituitary 28 Structure A is the: a pancreas b ovary c thymus d spleen 29 Structure B is the: a pancreas b ovary c testes d urinary bladder 30 structure C is the : a pancreas b ovary c testis d ureter 31 Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) functions to stimulate: a uterine contractions b mammary secretions c adrenal cortex secretions d thyroid secretions 32 identify the hormones secreted from the anterior pituitary gland. (Select all that apply) Choose one or more answers a oxytocin b adrenocorticotropic hormone c growth hormone d aldosterone 33 Which hormone is released by the anterior pituitary gland? a thyroid stimulating hormone b aldosterone c epinephrine d insulin e thyroid stimulating hormone f aldosterone 34 Which organ is known to secrete hormones that target bone cells? a pancreas b kidney c thymus d thyroid 35 Select all the hormones from the pituitary gland Choose one or more answers a thyroid stimulating hormone b follicle stimulating hormone c oxytocin d aldosterone 36 select all the hormones from the thyroid gland: Choose one or more answers a thyroxine b triiodothyronine c calcitonin d parathyroid hormone 37 Which hormone comes from the anterior pituitary gland? a adrenocorticotropic hormone b Oxytocin c Antidiuretic hormone d epinephrine 38 Which gland secretes estrogen? 39 Which gland secretes estrogen? a structure A in the pic b structure B in the pic c structure C in the pic d none of the structures in the pic 40 Structure A is the: a hypothalamus b infundibulum c optic chiasm d thalamus 41 structure B represents: a follicular cells b parafollicular cells c white pulp d lymph node 42 Structure A represents: a follicular cells b parafollicular cells c cells of leydig d red pulp

Pituitary, thyroid disordersVersion en ligne

anatomy

par Dr. David Myers

Increased secretion of ADH may lead to:

fluid imbalance

dyspnea

hypertension

hypopituitarism

Production of excess GH may lead to development of:

atherosclerosis & hypoglycemia

edema & congestive heart failure

dyspnea & pneumonia

oliguria & kidney failure

GH antagonized insulin and interferes with its effects, thus leading to:

hyperkalemia

hypokalemia

hyperglycemia

hypoglycemia

Because growth hormone mobilizes stored fat for energy, levels of free fatty acids are elevated in the bloodstream, leading to the development of

pneumonia

kidney failure

hypotension

atherosclerosis

Visual problems occur in hyperpituitarism due to pressure on the:

occipital nerve

optic nerve

frontal nerves

oculomotor nerves

Patients with gigantism and acromegaly initially present with increased strength, progressing rapidly to complaints of:

hypotension & syncope

weakness & fatigue

edema & dry skin

dehydration & bradycardia

A common problem for patients with hyperpituitarism is:

inadequate circulation

loss of protective barrier: skin

potential infection

altered body image

Strict documentation of intake and output and measurement of specific gravity are important because postoperative hypophysectomy patients are at risk for:

congestive heart failure

kidney failure

pneumonia

diabetes insipidus

A bedside test can be done with a chemical strip to detect whether drainage in a postoperative hypophysectomy patient is CSF because CSF has a high concentration of:

glucose

protein

white blood cells

red blood cells

Decreased pigmentation of the skin results in:

edema

pallor

pruritus

erythema

The patient who has a complete hypophysectomy requires hormone replacement:

preoperatively

during the postoperative recovery period

for 6 months to a year

for a lifetime

In patients with hypopituitarism, insufficient thyroid hormone is available for normal metabolism and:

visual acuity

muscle tone

heat production

bone growth

To produce and maintain libido, secondary sexual characteristics, and well-being, males with hypopituitarism should receive:

testosterone

estrogen

levothyroxine

bromocriptine

Hyperthyroid patients often experience sleep disturbances and:

sedation

bradycardia

restlessness

hypotension

Poor tolerance of heat and excessive perspiration are symptoms of:

hyperparathyroidism

hypoparathyroidism

hyperthyroidism

hypothyroidism

If untreated, hyperthyroidism may lead to:

thyrotoxic crises (thyroid storm)

hypotension

bradycardia

decreased metabolism

Signs of iodine toxicity include:

bradycardia and hypotension

urinary retention and oliguria

esophageal ulcers and pyloric sphincter spasms

swelling and irritation of mucous membranes and increased salivation

Elevated thyroid hormones result in:

decreased pulse and blood pressure

increased pulse and blood pressure

decreased temperature and susceptibility to infection

increased temperature and susceptibility to infection

A problem for the patient with exophthalmos:

potential for infection

cyanosis

tetany

altered body image

A complication of thyroidectomies includes injury to the parathyroid glands, which results in:

bradycardia

cyanosis

tetany

headache

An early symptom of tetany is:

flank pain with hematuria

difficulty breathing

a tingling sensation around the mouth, fingers, toes

muscle cramps in leg and arms muscles

Graves disease (toxic diffuse goiter) is characterized by:

increased secretion of thyroid hormone

a decreased metabolic rate

intolerance to cold

constipation

Structure B is the:

optic chiasm

infundibulum

anterior pituitary

posterior pituitary

Structure C is the:

optic chiasm

infundibulum

anterior pituitary

posterior pituitary

Structure D is the:

optic chiasm

infundibulum

anteriorpituitary

posterior pituitary

Structure A is the:

pancreas

ovary

thymus

spleen

Structure B is the:

pancreas

ovary

testes

urinary bladder

structure C is the :

pancreas

ovary

testis

ureter

Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) functions to stimulate:

uterine contractions

mammary secretions

adrenal cortex secretions

thyroid secretions

identify the hormones secreted from the anterior pituitary gland. (Select all that apply)

Choose one or more answers

oxytocin

adrenocorticotropic hormone

growth hormone

aldosterone

Which hormone is released by the anterior pituitary gland?

thyroid stimulating hormone

aldosterone

epinephrine

insulin

thyroid stimulating hormone

aldosterone

Which organ is known to secrete hormones that target bone cells?

pancreas

kidney

thymus

thyroid

Select all the hormones from the pituitary gland

Choose one or more answers

thyroid stimulating hormone

follicle stimulating hormone

oxytocin

aldosterone

select all the hormones from the thyroid gland:

Choose one or more answers

thyroxine

triiodothyronine

calcitonin

parathyroid hormone

Which hormone comes from the anterior pituitary gland?

adrenocorticotropic hormone

Oxytocin

Antidiuretic hormone

epinephrine

Which gland secretes estrogen?

structure A in the pic

structure B in the pic

structure C in the pic

none of the structures in the pic

Structure A is the:

hypothalamus

infundibulum

optic chiasm

thalamus

structure B represents:

follicular cells

parafollicular cells

white pulp

lymph node

Structure A represents:

follicular cells

parafollicular cells

cells of leydig

red pulp

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