NSC2203 Endocrine Review Practice Test.
NSC2203 Endocrine Review Practice Test. Signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism are: A. tachycardia, dry skin and agitation; B. bradycardia, myxoedema and weight gain; C. reduced appetite, agiation, hyperventilation; D. goitre, moist skin and pretibial myxoedema. - CORRECT ANSWER B. bradycardia, myxoedema and weight gain; Insufficient thyroid hormone production during pregnancy and childhood can result in: A. cretinism; B. Cushing's syndrome; C. gigantism; D. acromegaly. - CORRECT ANSWER A. cretinism; Following a long history of facial and hand changes, Bill Brown was diagnosed with a somatropic adenoma. Adenoma refers to: A. bone cartilage enlargement; B. an endocrine tumour; C. abnormally high levels of Growth Hormone; D. all of the above - CORRECT ANSWER B. an endocrine tumour; Diagnosis of Cushing's disease includes: A. fine tremor, striae, oliguria; B. increased urine output, hypoglycaemia; C. striae, hyperglycemia, osteoporosis; D. polyuria, hypoglycemia, mood changes. - CORRECT ANSWER C. striae, hyperglycemia, osteoporosis;
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