ENDOCRINOLOGY MCQs – Exercise 5

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Q 1. what percentage of pituitary cell population are ACTH secreting corticotrope cells

~10%

~20%

~30%

~40%

Q 2. adult GH deficiency is defined by a peak GH response to hypoglycemia of

<3 µg/L

<5 µg/L

<7 µg/L

<9 µg/L

Q 3. acromegaly is associated with increased risk of which malignancy

pancreatic

colonic

breast

thyroid

Q 4. following act by antagonizing endogenous GH binding to its receptor

cabergolline

lanreotide

octreotide acetate

pegvisomant

Q 5. in ACTH deficiency, total daily dose of hydrocortisone replacement therapy should not exceed

10 mg daily

20 mg daily

25 mg daily

40 mg daily

Q 6. following provocative stimuli, GH levels normally increase to how much in children

>3µg/L

>5µg/L

>7µg/L

>9µg/L

Q 7. in acromegaly, following oral glucose load, GH levels remain more than

>.1 µg/L

>.2 µg/L

>.3 µg/L

>.4 µg/L

Q 8. besides ACTH , POMC precursor protein produces

β-lipotropin

β-endorphin

met-enkephalin

all of the above

Q 9. ACTH levels are increased by

AVP

physical stress

insulin induced hypoglycemia

all of the above

Q 10. side effect of octreotide

tachcardia

cholesterol gallstones

hypoglycemia

all of the above

Q 11. familial modes of inheritance of isolated GH deficiency is

autosomal dominant

autosomal recessive

X-linked

any of the above

Q 12. normal daytime circulating levels of GH is

<.2 µg/L

<.3 µg/L

<.4 µg/L

<.5 µg/L

Q 13. most common cause of GHRH- mediated acromegaly is

pancreatic islet cell tumor

pheochromocytoma

abdominal carcinoid tumor

medullary thyroid carcinoma

Q 14. contraindication to GH therapy includes

presence of active neoplasm

intracranial hypertension

uncontrolled diabetes

all of the above

Q 15. regarding acromegaly all are true except

often clinically not diagnosed for 10 years or more

without treatment survival is reduced by ~10 years

hypertension occur in about 75% of patients

diabetes mellitus develops in 25% of patients

Q 16. regarding Laron syndrome all are true except

GH insensitivity

normal or high GH levels

decreased circulating GHBP

high IGF-I levels

Q 17. prognathism is due to enlargement of

maxilla

mandible

nasal bones

all of the above

Q 18. receptor for ACTH is

melanocortin-1 receptor

melanocortin-2 receptor

melanocortin-3 receptor

melanocortin-4 receptor

Q 19. treatment with IGF-I is recommended for

turner syndrome

chronic renal failure

growth retardation due to mutations of GH receptor

all of the above

Q 20. peak ACTH secretion occurs at

4 AM

6 AM

8 AM

10 AM

Q 21. POMC gene is induced by

CRH

AVP

IL-6

all of the above

Q 22. in GH microadenomas which is the preferred primary treatment

surgical resection

somatostatin analogues

dopamine agonists

irradiation

Q 23. mammosomatotrope pituitary adenoma can lead to

hypogonadism

galactorrhea

acromegaly

all of the above

Q 24. acidophil stem cell pituitary adenoma can lead to

hypogonadism

galactorrhea

acromegaly

all of the above

Q 25. last hormone to be lost in acquired pituitary hormone deficiency

TSH

ACTH

FSH/LH

Q 26. final height of children can be predicted by

Bayley-Pinneau scale

Tanner-Whitehouse scale

midparental scale

all of the above

Q 27. characteristic voice in isolated GH deficiency is

high pitched

low pitched

hoarse

any of the above

Q 28. regarding octreotide all are true except

synthetic somatostatin analogue

40 times more potent than native somatostatin

administered subcutaneously

none of the above

Q 29. organ not enlarged in acromegaly

tongue and liver

thyroid gland and kidney

parotid gland and pancreas

heart and prostate

Q 30. measurement of which of the following is most useful for the diagnosis of acromegaly

GHRH

IGF-I

IGF-II

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