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Endocrinology: Clinical Vignettes MCQs

Waraq Clinical Review: Endocrinology · PMDC · 12 practice questions

1. A woman with exophthalmos, diffuse goitre and weight loss most likely has antibodies against:

  1. AThe TSH receptor
  2. BThyroid peroxidase only
  3. CInsulin
  4. DThyroglobulin only
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A. The TSH receptor This is Graves disease.

2. Hyponatraemia, hyperkalaemia and skin pigmentation suggest:

  1. AAddison disease
  2. BConn syndrome
  3. CCushing syndrome
  4. DPhaeochromocytoma
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A. Addison disease It is adrenal insufficiency.

3. Polyuria with low urine osmolality that improves after desmopressin suggests:

  1. ANephrogenic diabetes insipidus
  2. BDiabetes mellitus
  3. CSIADH
  4. DCranial diabetes insipidus
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D. Cranial diabetes insipidus Failure of ADH secretion.

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