16 Questions
What is the purpose of using Cosyntropin (ACTH) preparation?
To assess adrenocortical responsiveness in suspected adrenocortical insufficiency
Which condition can be diagnosed using Thyrotropin alfa?
Thyroid cancer
What is the main indication for using Corticorelin ovine trifluate (ACTHEREL) CRH recombination?
To determine the cause of Cushing's syndrome
In which condition is Somatropin indicated?
Prader-Willi syndrome
What is a common side effect associated with Mecasermide (IGF-1 recombination)?
Cholelithiasis
What is the primary function of Tetracosactide, an ACTH analogue?
To assess adrenocortical responsiveness in suspected adrenocortical insufficiency
Which drug is a growth hormone receptor antagonist?
Pasireotide
Which drug is indicated for prostate and breast cancer, endometriosis, and premature puberty?
Goserlin
What is the main side effect of Bromocriptine and Cabergoline?
Hypertension
Which drug is administered via nasal inhalation for asthma?
Budesonide
What is the main indication for Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA)?
Cancers (lymphomas, leukemias)
Which drug inhibits 11-B-hydroxylase?
Metyrapone
What is the main side effect of mineralocorticoids like Fludocortisone?
Water retention
What is the main indication for Ganirelix & Cetrorelix?
Infertility
Which drug is used for treating hyperglycemia in Cushing's syndrome?
Mifepristone
Which drug has post-partum haemorrhage, contractions, and milk let-down as indications?
Oxytocin
Test your knowledge on diagnostic tools for assessing adrenocortical insufficiency, including Tetracosactide, Cosyntropin, Thyrotropin alfa, and Corticorelin ovine trifluate. Learn about different ACTH analogues and their roles in diagnosing adrenal conditions.
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