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Calcium Metabolism: Froggy Jumps

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Quiz on calcium homeostasis in clinical vignettes.

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Quiz on calcium homeostasis in clinical vignettes.

by Brandon
1

Which hormone most directly raises serum calcium in the short term?

2

PTH increases renal calcium reabsorption mainly in the:

3

PTH decreases phosphate reabsorption primarily in the:

4

Vitamin D becomes active mainly in the:

5

Calcitriol's main gut effect is to:

6

Low total calcium with normal ionised calcium is most likely due to:

7

Acute respiratory alkalosis tends to cause:

8

Primary hyperparathyroidism pattern:

9

Hypoparathyroidism after thyroid surgery commonly causes:

10

"Hungry bone syndrome" is most associated with:

11

Which hormone acutely raises serum calcium by acting on bone and kidney?

12

PTH mainly increases renal calcium reabsorption in which nephron segment?

13

PTH decreases phosphate reabsorption primarily in the:

14

Calcitriol is produced by the kidney after activation of:

15

Calcitriol mainly increases absorption of which minerals in the gut?

16

Low total calcium with normal ionised calcium is often due to:

17

Acute respiratory alkalosis tends to cause:

18

Primary hyperparathyroidism typically shows:

19

Hypoparathyroidism classically presents with:

20

In CKD, a hallmark is:

21

Calcitonin’s main net effect is to:

22

PTH effect on bone is best described as:

23

Most filtered calcium is reabsorbed where?

24

Thiazide diuretics tend to:

25

Loop diuretics tend to:

26

Humoral hypercalcemia of malignancy is characterized by:

27

Hungry bone syndrome occurs after:

28

Chronic excess PTH causes...

29

The active form of vitamin D is:

30

Ionised calcium is the:

31

In secondary hyperparathyroidism due to vitamin D deficiency, PTH is:

32

PTH action in the kidney includes:

33

High phosphate tends to:

34

Primary vs secondary hyperparathyroidism: the key difference is:

35

A patient with low calcium, high phosphate, and high PTH likely has:

 
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