Myxedoma coma, thyroid storm, acute adrenal insufficiency, pituitary apoplexy, pheochromocytoma crisis, acute hypercalcemia and acute hypocalcemia are examples of....
What are possible endocrine emergencies?
State of unconsciousness from which patient cannot be aroused
What is Coma.
A condition resulting from diabetes characterized by hyperglycemia and acidosis.
What is diabetic ketoacidosis?
Bulging eyes can be a symptom of ....
What is a thyroid storm?
Episodes of uncoordinated electrical activity in the brain
What is a seizure
List the 2 types of diabetes
What is Type 1 IDDM and Type 2 NIDDM
synthroid , levothyroid, levothyroxine are all expamples of what type of medication?
What are Hypothyroidism medications?
Grand Mal
Petit Mal
Focal Motor
Psycomotor
What are types of seizures?
Deep, rapid breathing; usually the result of an accumulation of certain acids when insulin is not available in the body.
What is Kussmaul respirations?
Dry coarse skin, hoarse voice, thin dry hair, hypothermia, pericardial or pleural effusions, ascites are all findings of ....
What is a Myoxedema Coma?
What is post-icta airway loss?
Form of diabetes that can occur during the 24th - 28th week of pregnancy?
What is Gestational Diabetes?
Usually presents as an acute process in a patient with underlying chronic adrenal insufficiency. Auto immune issues, TB of adrenals and metastatic malignancy to adrenals are all symptoms of....
What is Acute Adrenal Insufficiency?
greater than 2 seizures without intervening conscious periods
What is Status Elipepticus?
This can result when your body makes too much insulin, there is low food intake or there is too much exercise.
What is hypoglycemia?