Syndrome of Inappropriate ADH ( SIADH )
High levels of ADH
Diabetes Insipidus
Low levels of ADH
Amenorrhea = lack of a menstrual cycle
High levels of PRL
High levels
Low levels
Pituitary dwarfism
High levels
Exophthalmos = protruding of the eyes
Goiter = enlarged thyroid gland
Caused by :
Grave's disease = autoantibodies that are agonists of TSH receptor
Low levels
Caused by :
Primary hypothyroidism = thyroid can't synthesize T3 and T4
Secondary hypothyroidism = decreased levels of TRH or TSH
High levels
High blood calcium ( hypercalcemia )
Caused by Primary hyperparathyroidism
Low levels = hypocalcemia
High levels
Caused by :
Primary Aldosteronism = Conn's Syndrome
Secondary Aldosteronism
High renin production
High ACTH
Low levels
Caused by :
High levels
Hyperglycemia = adrenal diabetes ( type 2 diabetes )
Excess glucose gets stored as fat = "moon face" and trunk "buffalo hump"
Muscle wasting , because loss of protein
Edema , because loss of protein / collagen
Caused by :
Cushing's syndrome
Cushing's disease
Caused by elevated ACTH from pituitary tumor
Low levels
Caused by :
Primary adrenal insufficiency
Addison's causes autoimmune destruction of zona fasciculata
Causes high blood ACTH
Negative feedback from low cortisol
Secondary adrenal insufficiency
High levels
Caused by Adrenogenital syndrome
Inability to produce cortisol and aldostrone
Causes increased ACTH release via negative feedback
High levels
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Low levels
Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetic ketoacidosis
Combination of hyperglycemia and excess blood ketones
Starts with lack of insulin
Because of lack of insulin , patient becomes hyperglycemic
cells then don't have any glucose , so they resort to breaking down fatty acids and lipids
produces high amounts of ketones