ENDOCRINOLOGY MCQs – Exercise 16

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Q 1. regarding Ectopic ACTH syndrome all are true except

caused by non pituitary tumors secreting ACTH/CRH

bilateral adrenal hyperplasia

typical signs and symptoms of Cushing’s syndrome present

hypokalemic alkalosis is a prominent manifestation

Q 2. McCune –Albright syndrome caused by activating mutations in

GNAS-1

PKA

CREB

StAR

Q 3. in ACTH independent macronodular hyperplasia (AIMAH) which receptor is ectopically expressed in the adrenal gland

vasopressin

serotonin

all of the above

Q 4. Ectopic ACTH syndrome causes includes

oat cell bronchogenic carcinoma

carcinoid tumors of thymus, pancreas, ovary

medullary carcinoma of thyroid

all of the above

Q 5. typical of Cushing’s syndrome includes

moon facies

buffalo hump

truncal obesity

all of the above

Q 6. a 24 hour urine free cortisol of what level is suggestive of Cushing’s syndrome

>5 µg/day

>25 µg/day

>50 µg/day

>150 µg/day

Q 7. adrenal insufficiency appears when adrenal glands are destroyed more than

>25%

>50%

>75%

>90%

Q 8. what ratio of serum aldosterone to plasma renin activity suggests autonomy of aldosterone secretion

>10

>15

>20

>30

Q 9. specific adrenal antigens to which autoantibodies may be directed include

SOX9

21-hydroxylase

RSPO1

CYP19

Q 10. primary pigmented nodular adrenal disease (PPNAD) best related to

Crow Fukase syndrome

Hirschprung disease

Carney’s complex

von Hippel –Lindau syndrome

Q 11. Carney’s complex features include

cardiac myxomas

hyperlentiginosis

sertoli cell tumors

all of the above

Q 12. which of the following chronic granulomatous disease affect adrenal gland

tuberculosis

histoplamosis

coccidiodomycosis

all of the above

Q 13. normal plasma ACTH level is

<60 pg/ml

<80 pg/ml

<100 pg/ml

<120 pg/ml

Q 14. increased production of aldosterone occurs in secondary aldosteronism in response to

activation of sympathetic system

activation of parasympathetic system

activation of renin angiotensin system

all of the above

Q 15. most common cause of Cushing’s syndrome

iatrogenic administration of steroids

adrenal macronodular hyperplasia

adrenal micronodular hyperplasia

adrenal neoplasia

Q 16. regarding bilateral cortical nodular hyperplasia true statement includes

~80% of patients with primary aldosteronism

hypokalemia less likely

less radiologic evidence for adrenal pathology

all of the above

Q 17. as compared to essential hypertension , patients with primary aldosteronism have a higher incidence of

LVH

albuminuria

stroke

all of the above

Q 18. statement suggestive of Cushing’s syndrome

urine free cortisol >50µg/day

plasma cortisol >5µg/dL after standard low dose dexamethasone suppression test

absence of normal fall of plasma cortisol at midnight

all of the above

Q 19. chemical adrenelectomy can be done by

ketoconazole

mitotane

metyrapone

all of the above

Q 20. drug that is use in primary aldosteronism is

spironolactone

eplerenone

triamterene

all of the above

Q 21. cause of ACTH independent Cushing’s syndrome includes

ACTH independent macronodular hyperplasia (AIMAH)

primary pigmented nodular adrenal disease (PPNAD)

McCune –Albright syndrome

all of the above

Q 22. secondary aldosteronism occurs in association with

accelerated phase of hypertension

underlying disoreder

Bartter and Gitelman syndrome

all of the above

Q 23. which feature of Cushing’s syndrome is considered more specific

hypertension

osteoporosis

broad violaceous cutaneous striae

obesity

Q 24. decreased bone mineralization due to use of steroids is particularly pronounced in

children

adults

elderly

all of the above

Q 25. in Cushing’s syndrome, after a standard low dose dexamethasone suppression test, failure of urinary cortisol to fall to

<10 µg/day

<20 µg/day

<30 µg/day

<40 µg/day

Q 26. principal drug for the treatment of adrenocortical carcinoma

mitotane

ketoconazole

mifepristone

metyrapone

Q 27. features suggestive of adrenocortical carcinoma include all except

size > 4-6 cm

soft tissue calcification visible on CT

tumor inhomogeneity

low enhanced CT values (<10HU)

Q 28. criteria for the diagnosis of primary aldosteronism include

diastolic hypertension without edema

hyposecretion of renin (low PRA) that do not increase during volume depletion

hypersecretion of aldosterone that does not suppress in response to volume expansion

all of the above

Q 29. commonest feature of Cushing’s syndrome

centripetal obesity

hypertension

hirsutism

proximal myopathy

Q 30. secondary aldosteronism is a feature of

cirrhosis

nephritic syndrome

CCF

all of the above

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