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Published 03/15/2025 Zona glomerulosa | Zona fasciculata | Zona reticularis
Published 03/15/2025 Cholesterol is mobilised into the cortex via activation from [ACTH] and is then converted to [aldosterone], cortisol and androgens through various enz…
Published 03/15/2025 What endocrine disorder is associated with adrenal hypertension?
Published 03/15/2025 What percentage of hypertension cases are due to primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 What electrolyte imbalance is often seen in primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 What pH imbalance is associated with primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 Where are aldosterone receptors found outside of the kidneys?
Published 03/15/2025 Which of the following is NOT a cause of renal hypertension?
Published 03/15/2025 What is the primary risk in untreated hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 Aldosterone hypersecretion is primarily associated with the adrenal gland's Zona [Glomerulosa] layer.
Published 03/15/2025 What electrolyte imbalance can be induced by diuretics in primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 Name a sign of primary hyperaldosteronism seen in blood pH balance
Published 03/15/2025 Which age group is commonly affected by primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 What is the most commonly used initial screening test for primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 What imaging modality is commonly used for investigating primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 What PET imaging tracer is used for primary hyperaldosteronism assessment?
Published 03/15/2025 Which of the following test results is indicative of primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 Which of the following is a presentation of primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 Renin Aldosterone Ratio | Saline suppression test | Adrenal CT | Metomidate PET CT
Published 03/15/2025 Results of renal and adrenal problems
Published 03/15/2025 What test involves measuring plasma aldosterone after a saline infusion to diagnose primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 What does failure to suppress aldosterone during a saline suppression test indicate?
Published 03/15/2025 Which two medications can be used as aldosterone antagonists for medical management of primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 What is a surgical treatment option for primary hyperaldosteronism with unilateral disease?
Published 03/15/2025 Which condition must be corrected before performing a saline suppression test?
Published 03/15/2025 Which of the following findings during a saline suppression test is diagnostic for primary hyperaldosteronism?
Published 03/15/2025 Which imaging test is considered the most specific for detecting aldosterone-producing adenomas?
Published 03/15/2025 Place the steps of the saline suppression test in order:
Published 03/15/2025 True or false - primary hyperaldosteronism
Published 03/15/2025 What type of cells do catecholamine-producing tumours in phaeochromocytoma arise from?
Published 03/15/2025 Name the three catecholamines commonly secreted in phaeochromocytoma.
Published 03/15/2025 What are the three main symptoms of phaeochromocytoma?
Published 03/15/2025 Which tumour suppressor gene is associated with von Hippel-Lindau disease and phaeochromocytoma?
Published 03/15/2025 Which plasma test is most sensitive for detecting phaeochromocytoma?
Published 03/15/2025 What is the first step in pharmacological management of phaeochromocytoma?
Published 03/15/2025 What is the rule of 10 in phaeochromocytoma?
Published 03/15/2025 Which of the following is NOT a typical catecholamine secreted in phaeochromocytoma?
Published 03/15/2025 What is the most specific imaging test for detecting a noradrenaline-secreting tumour in phaeochromocytoma?
Published 03/15/2025 Which gene is associated with multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN 2)?
Published 03/15/2025 RET | VHL | NF1 | SDHD | PAK1
Published 03/15/2025 Which adrenal tumour is seen in approximately 7-10% of adrenal incidentalomas?
Published 03/15/2025 What imaging characteristic on non-contrast CT suggests a benign adrenal nodule?
Published 03/15/2025 What test is used to screen for cortisol secretion in adrenal incidentalomas?
Published 03/15/2025 Which hormone stimulates adrenocortical hyperplasia in CAH?
Published 03/15/2025 What inheritance pattern does CAH typically follow?
Published 03/15/2025 Name one imaging test that can assess lipid content in an adrenal nodule.
Published 03/15/2025 Which of the following statements about adrenal incidentalomas is TRUE?
Published 03/15/2025 Which enzyme deficiency is responsible for approximately 95% of CAH cases?
Published 03/15/2025 What is the primary test for assessing aldosterone secretion in adrenal incidentalomas?
Published 03/15/2025 Place the steps for adrenal incidentaloma assessment in order:
Published 03/15/2025 Non-contrast CT | MRI chemical shift | FDG-PET
Published 03/15/2025 features of benign adrenal nodule: imaging and criteria
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