Thyroid Disorders

1.Myxedema coma

2.Treatment of secondary hypothyroidism

3.Two causes of secondary hypothyroidism

4.List clinical features and management of hypothyroidism

5.Symptoms of hyperthyroidism

6.Thyrotoxic crisis

7.Thyrotoxicosis

8.Goiter

9.Grave’s disease

10.Diagnosis of hypothyroidism

11.Clinical features of primary hypothyroidism

12.Hypothyroidism in pregnancy

13.Treatment of thyrotoxicosis

14.Clinical features of thyrotoxicosis

15.Hypothyroidism

1.The following is NOT a complication of this condition

• a) Hypertension
• b) High VLDL
• c) Hair loss
• d) Atrial fibrillation

2.What is the most common cause for the above condition

• a) Hashimotos Thyroiditis
• b) De Quervain’s Thyroiditis
• c) Subacute Thyroiditis
• d) Thyroid Cyst

3.What is the most likely diagnosis for this patient based on her clinical presentation and laboratory findings

• a) Hypothyroidism
• b) Grave‘s disease
• c) Hashimoto’s thyroiditis
• d) Thyroid carcinoma

4.What is the most likely thyroid uptake pattern in this patient

• a) Focal uptake
• b) Heterogeneous diffuse uptake in the thyroid
• c) Homogeneous diffuse thyroid uptake
• d) Decreased uptake

5.What is your likely diagnosis

• a) Hypothyroidism
• b) Secondary Hyperthyroidism
• c) Subclinical hypothyroidism
• d) Primary Hyperthyroidism

6.What will be the treatment of choice if the patient is eight weeks pregnant

• a) Carbimazole
• b) Methimazole
• c) Propyl thiouracil
• d) Radio iodine

7.Which factor is strongly associated with the development of ‘thyroid eye disease’

• a) Smoking
• b) Alcohol abuse
• c) Uncontrolled blood sugar
• d) Vitamin B12 deficiency