Your Name: Zakiya-Luna
Siddique
Theme: PITUITARY
DISEASE
OPTION LIST
|
A |
Hyperthyroidism |
I |
LH, ACTH, TSH |
|
B |
Saline |
J |
Cushing’s syndrome |
|
C |
LHRH, TRH, ACTH |
K |
Estrogen therapy |
|
D |
Graves’ disease |
L |
Addison’s disease |
|
E |
Hypothyroidism |
M |
VP, LH, TSH |
|
F |
Anorexia Nervosa |
N |
Thyroxine replacement |
|
G |
Cortisol replacement |
O |
Hypothyroidism |
|
H |
Sheehan’s syndrome |
P |
Prolactinoma |
For each scenario
below, choose the most appropriate answer from the list above. Each option may
be used once, more than once or not at all.
1. GH, PRL, FSH. Which three anterior pituitary hormones are
missing?
2. A 41-yrs-old bank manager consulted his GP to request
Viagra. He was also embarrassed
as he had
developed gynaecomastia. Serum PRL came back as 16000 mU/L.
3. Mrs.
Jones is 30 yrs-old and has been trying to get pregnant for the past 2 yrs –
without
success. On a hot summer’s day she visits
her GP, complaining that she is depressed as
she has put on 3 stones despite trying
‘every diet under the sun’. The GP notices she was
wearing a woolly coat and gloves.
4. A CPFT confirms a diagnosis of hypopituitarism in Mr.
Smith. What is the immediate
treatment he
should be given?
5. A 15-yrs-old school girl with a BMI of 17 complains of
amenorrhoea. Blood test results
reveal low
estrogen, LH and FSH. GH concentration was 24 mU/L.
ANSWERS
|
1. I |
2. P |
3. E |
4. G |
5. F |