Stack #81180
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| Cushing's disease | N-SL Elevated ACTH
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| Addison's Disease | Elevated ACTH, decreased Cortisol. Low Na and fasting glucose. Increased K and elevated BUN.
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| Primary Hyperthyroidism | Increased serum T4, Increased serum T3, Increased free T4 index, no increase in TSH following IV TRH
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| Hypothyroidism | Decreased Serum T4, Decreased Resin T3 uptake, Decreased Free T4 index. Increased serum TSH
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| Secondary Hypothyroidism | Same as Primary Thyroidism, but TSH is low or undetectable in Secondary
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| Hypoparathyroidism | Increased Serum Phosphorus. Decreased Serum Calcium and PTH(or Undetectable).
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| Hyperparathyroidism | Increased serum Ca and Cl. Decreased serum Phosphate. Increased PTH
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