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AND ANSWERS 2026 VERIFIED.



The acidosis
usually corrects itself once the fluid and electrolyte
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balance is restored - ANS Some physicians administer HCO3
if severe acidosis (pH < 7


a view that rapid correction of acidosis may impair

cardiac function - ANS don't administrate bicarbonate


DI If fluid
deprivation causes a urine osmolality > 300 mOsm/kg,

it suggests - ANS psychogenic (primary) polydipsia.


Postural hypotension is related to

glucocorticoid deficiency regardless of cause - ANS Addison


diagnostic test to confirm DI - ANS water deprivation test(The inability to
concentrate the urine during the test results in the plasma osmolality rising and
the urine osmolality remaining dilute. Normal plasma osmolality is 285-305
mOsm/kg. The higher the urine osmolality the more concentrated it is)


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,Unexplained death in childbirth
and a family history of thyroid neoplasia raise the

possibility of - ANS multiple endocrine neoplasia type-2
(phaeochromocytoma, medullary thyroid tumours and
hyperparathyroidism) as the cause of his hypertension.


Klinefelter's syndrome is a genetic disorder with an
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extra X chromosome, giving a genotype XXY so to dx it d - ANS chromosome analysis .


Postoperative complications of thyroidectomy include - ANS recurrent laryngeal damage,
haemorrhage and
inadvertent removal of the parathyroid glands


Postoperative complications of thyroidectomy include
recurrent laryngeal damage, haemorrhage and
inadvertent removal of the parathyroid glands which can lead to

hypocalcemic symptoms The treatment of choice - ANS to
relieve the acute symptoms is 10 ml of 10% calcium
gluconate..
8.


Which of the following is the factor most likely to

make you ask her to defer pregnancy at this stage= - ANS Hb A1C 9.4%


Which of the following is most likely to need immediate referral to the ophthalmologist? -
ANS New vessels on the disc


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,hypoglycemic symptoms may mimics - ANS stroke symptoms esp in
elderly


preferentially take up radioactive
iodine. This makes them

particularly amenable to radioactive iodine treatment. - ANS Toxic thyroid nodules


This man has spotty skin pigmentation, probable

prolactinoma and a probable left atrial myxoma. - ANS Carney
complex is diagnosable with two features out of spotty
skin pigmentation, myxoma, endocrine tumours
(commonest being primary pigmented nodular
adrenocortical disease), but it is also associated with
Sertoli-cell tumours, growth hormone- or prolactin-producing pituitary adenomas, thyroid
adenomas and
ovarian cysts) and psammomatous melanotic
schwannoma (PMS).


MEN-2 (multiple endocrine neoplasia - type 2) is

associated with - ANS medullary thyroid carcinoma (almost
always), parathyroid chief-cell hyperplasia (10-25%)
and phaeochromocytoma (20-50%).


MEN-2b is also
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associated with a marfanoid appearance, whereas MEN-2a is

not. The cause is - ANS an autosomal-dominant inherited

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, genetic mutation on the long arm of chromosome 10.


bartter syndrome as you give the patient - ANS lasix
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A 42-year-old man is referred to the hypertension clinic for advice. He is currently
taking atenolol, bendrofluazide and ramipril and his blood pressure is currently
165/105 mmHg. His potassium is 3.0 mmol/l, with a serum bicarbonate concentration
of 28 mmol/l.

What is the best next management step - ANS Wash out as many of
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his antihypertensive agents as is possible for a period of 2
weeks, then review


patient
with tiredness, lethargy and postural hypotension a
short period after discharge from the precipitating

illness. - ANS Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome


bilateral adrenal

haemorrhage occurring due to massive septicaemia, - ANS Waterhouse-Friderichsen
syndrome


Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome is bilateral adrenal
haemorrhage occurring due to massive septicaemia,

often associated with severe - ANS life-threatening
meningococcal disease.



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