Across
- 2. zona ___ secretes glucocorticoids; adrenal cortex
- 5. treatment for central DI
- 8. treatment for hypothyroidism
- 10. regular insulin; potent and short acting insulin used to treat DKA
- 11. alternate treatment to methimazole for hyperthyroidism in cats
- 14. treatment for addisons disease
- 16. tumor of adrenal medulla that secretes catecholamines; hypertension, tachyarrhytmias, seizures/collapse
- 18. diabetes insipidus is a lack of production or response to
- 20. species with DKA are hyperthyroid
- 22. zona ____ secretes aldosterone; adrenal cortex
- 24. type of DI that has adequate ADH, but ADH receptors of kidney do not function properly
- 25. ratio will be elevated that have cushings; sensitive test
- 27. glucose = 45, insulin = high; N to high insulin in face of low BG; tx is sx removal
- 29. if there is no suppression on the previous test, this test is used differentiate PDH vs adrenal; 75% PDH suppress
- 31. zona ___ secretes androgen; adrenal cortex
- 32. initial treatment for hyperthyroidism in cats; can cause extreme facial pruritis
- 33. older, large breed DOGS; CS- wt gain, hyperpigmentation, alopecia, pyoderma, seborrhea, lethargy; cause: immune-med lymphocytic thyroiditis, secondary from glucocorticoids; dx: free T4
- 34. measurement used in cats instead of a glucose cure
- 35. type of DI that lacks release of vasopressin from posterior pituitary
Down
- 1. CATS >8y; CS- thyroid slip, restlessness, polyphagia, wt loss, v, aggression, PU/PD, dull hair coat; cause adenomatous hyperplasia; dx: serum T4 +/- free T4 by equilibrium dialysis
- 3. cause of primary hyperparathyroidism; growth of the parathyroid gland; hypercalcemia,hypophosphatemia; tx is surgical removal
- 4. calcinosis cutis, panting, lethargy, distended abd, inc occurrence of infection, PU/PD/PP; dachshund is predisposed; most due to a primary dysfunction in pituitary causing increased secretion of ACTH
- 6. gold standard test for addisons disease if result is low
- 7. most common in middle aged female dogs; hyperkalemia, hyponatremia, azotemia, hypoglycemia, acidosis, low resting cortisol, absence of stress leukogram, low Na:K
- 8. test to differentiate Pituitary dependent vs Adrenal dependent cushings; PDH will have suppression at 4hr vs no suppression in adrenal dependent
- 9. diagnostic that helps to determine diabetes mellitus
- 12. treatment for nephrogenic DI
- 13. lifestyle changes to help with DM patients: high/low fiber diets, high/low calorie diets, regular/inc/dec exercise; choose the correct change
- 15. species with DKA have cushings
- 17. dogs almost always (70%) have this type of diabetes mellitus
- 19. syndrome in cats caused by a tumor in the pituitary that secretes an excess of growth hormone; CS- wt gain, broadened face, enlarged feet, protrusion of mandible, inc interdental spacing, organomegaly, poor coat
- 21. type of cushings treated with lysodren, mitotane
- 23. sx tx for adrenal dependent cushings
- 26. cell type that secrete catecholamines (epi and NE) in the adrenal medulla
- 28. cats- polyphagia, wt loss, dull hair coat, PU/PD, PL weakness, plantigrade stance; dogs- bilateral cataracts PU/PD/PP wt loss
- 30. condition w/ PU/PD, wt loss, N to inc food intake, lethargy, v; UA= ketones and glucose; metabolic acidosis, hypernatremia, hypochloremia, hypokalemia, pre renal azotemia