Krisnin

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@AddisonsUK can be #life threatening if it is not recognised & treated quickly

Good news: lifesaving treatment is quick & effective 💉

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Tried to keep my twitter as a #covid free zone but this just needed #Clarification #Immunology

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@PH11LWR @jasaunders90 So we can be that specific about antibodies and not antigen baffles me,

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[Krisnin @ChrisMulryan]

@Pituitary_org 🥇 Elevated ACTH is correct 🥇

The lack of cortisol present in the blood stimulates increased secretion of ACTH to try and return cortisol levels to normal.

Negative feedback from cortisol terminates this

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Q10: In primary adrenocortical insufficiency what effect will be seen on the #ACTH levels in the blood?

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@WeMedSts @AddisonsUK An Insidious onset means Primary Chronic is ✅

Pro-opiomelanocortin is a precursor of both ACTH & melanocyte-stimulating hormone (MSH)

When a feedback loop stimulates for ACTH, secretion of pro-opiomelanocortin leads to stimulation of melanocytes increasing the pigmentation

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Q9: Hyperpigmentation of the skin is associated with which one of the following adrenocortical conditions?

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In secondary adrenocortical insufficiency, the cortex is healthy: the problem is it fails to receive ACTH stimulus from pituitary.

Aldosterone secretion by the adrenal is triggered by RAA System which is independent of the pituitary so no Na+ Deficiency

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Q8: In secondary adrenocortical insufficiency the blood sodium level will most likely be?

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@WeMedSts @AddisonsUK Waterhouse-Friderichsen-Syndrome is rapid failure of the adrenals as a result of bleeding into the cortex

Bacterial infection a major trigger. Neisseria Meningitidis is most synonyms

Can be another virulent organism – DIC – Sepsis.

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Q7: Waterhouse-Friderichsen-Syndrome is traditionally associated with which one of the following conditions?

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@WeNurses @AddisonsUK After successful treatment with Hydrocortisone reassess the person and be prepared to give a further dose of hydrocortisone at 6⃣ hours ��.

Don’t wait for specific endocrine advice if not immediately available, maintain stability: don’t allow a re-crisis 🚨🚨

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Q6: After initial treatment for an Addisonian crisis with haemodynamic instability. When should a second dose of treatment be given if required? 💉🤮

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@WeParamedics @AddisonsUK Perfect:

Hydrocortisone is the mainstay of treatment for ‘Addisonian Crisis’ give by injection to have a rapid onset & avoid being vomited back.

Fluid may also be needed to maintain BP but don’t delay hydrocortisone: IM to save time.

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Q5: When suspected an adrenal (Addisonian) crisis should be treated with which one of the following as a priority?

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@AddisonsUK @UHL_ClinEd 🥇That Right🏆:

📢 It’s the lack of ACTH that causes secondary adrenocortical insufficiency.

📣This said: Pituitary adenoma, Sarcoidosis & Haemorrhage into / infarction of the pituitary gland can all result in a lack of ACTH Secretion

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Q4: Secondary adrenocortical insufficiency is caused by which one of the following?

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@AddisonsUK @StNurseProject 🥉Not Quite:

The adrenal cortex like many organs in the body has a lot of redundancy built into it. Clinical signs & symptoms don’t usually present until 90% of the function has been impaired.

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Q3: In chronic primary adrenocortical insufficiency approximately how much of the cortical function must be impaired before the condition becomes clinically evident?

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@AddisonsUK @WeStudentNurse 🥇Spot On:

All are potential causes of primary adrenocortical insufficiency. Thomas Addison first described TB as a cause.

Autoimmunity is now 'the most common' cause in the developed world.

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[Krisnin @ChrisMulryan]

@AddisonsUK can be #life threatening if it is not recognised & treated quickly

Good news: lifesaving treatment is quick & effective 💉

#TweetAnatomy on #InternationalAddisonsDay MCQs about this condition 4 @WeParamedics @WeNurses @RCNStudents #StNProject answers later! @cpdme

[Krisnin @ChrisMulryan]

Q2: Which one of the following is the most common cause of primary adrenocortical insufficiency (Addison’s Disease) in the developed world?

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🥈Sorry Not Quite:

Adrenocortical insufficiency causes a lack of all hormones that are secreted by the adrenal cortex.

While cortisol is the best recognised in #Addisons disease there is also deficiency of androgens & aldosterone.

#TweetAnatomy on #InternationalAddisonsDay

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Q1: Primary adrenocortical insufficiency is associated with a deficiency of which one of the following hormones?

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