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Endocrinology Test 1 Questions with Correct Answers complications of hypothyroidism - Answer-mostly cardiac increased susceptibility to infection Megacolon organic psychoses with paranoid delusions myxedema coma levothyroxine (Synthroid) is a T4 replacement in which patients would you want to use caution - Answer-patients over 60 those with ischemic heart disease -start low 25mcg/daily and increase 1-3 weeks until pt is euthyroid Synthroid - Answer-3-4 weeks after therapy near no...

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Endocrinology and Reproduction Test Questions and Answers what happens if a person secretes excess GH before puberty? - Answer-causes bones to grow longer at an area of cartilage called the epiphyseal plate in excess → gigantism what happens if a person secretes an excess of GH after puberty? - Answer-maintains the turnover of bone and causes bones to grow in thickness in excess → acromegaly of the hormones in the thyroid axis, (TRH → TSH → T3 and T4) which must go throug...