Pathology EMQ template
YourName: Gokulan
Phoenix
YourIdentifier:
Theme: Pituitary
OPTION
LIST
|
A |
Serum Cortisol |
I |
Insulin |
|
B |
Serum T3 |
J |
Octreotide |
|
C |
Oestrogen Deficiency |
K |
Bromocriptine |
|
D |
Oestrogen therapy |
L |
GH suppression test |
|
E |
IGF, Growth Chart |
M |
TSH |
|
F |
Plasma+Urine
Osmolarity |
N |
ACTH |
|
G |
Somatotrophin |
O |
LHRH |
|
H |
GH provocation test |
P |
FSH |
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. Mrs A is to have a have a CPFT. In preparing the syringe,
200 mcg of TRH, 0.15 units/kg of Insulin are added. What completes the mixture?
2. Mrs X, presents to A+E complaining of blurred vision, and
a history of amenorrhoea. Upon taking a complete history, Mrs X admits to a 5
month history of breast secretions. What would be the choice of treatment?
3. Mr B, a medical student, presents to his GP, with
increased body weight, and tiredness. He complains of constipation and mood
swings, which he puts down to exam stress. Which of the above should the GP ask
for?
4. Mr Y, presents to his GP with a long history of decreased
libido and impotence. Upon examination, he was found to be hypertensive, and
showed Kyphosis of his back. On closer inspection Mr
Y showed signs of enlarged feet and hands. Which of the above should the GP ask
for?
5. Suggest treatment for Mr Y in Q.4, in the
case of a positive result.
ANSWERS
|
1. O |
2. K |
3. M |
4. L |
5. J |