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doctorkarim
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basic mrdical knowledege-questions- haemochromatosis ...
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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You review a patient with haemochromatosis at a clinic. He asks you about the potential complications of the condition.
Which of the following options is not a common complication?
(a) Hypopituitarism
(b) Diabetes mellitus
(c) Pulmonary fibrosis
(d) Pseudogout
(e) Cardiomyopathy
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maryana
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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My guess is D
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AMC2008
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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I guess pseudogout. Not so sure, However, among those pseudogout is the appropriate one.
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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Hi,
I think it's a
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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Joint pain is the most common complaint of people with hemochromatosis. Other common symptoms include fatigue, lack of energy, abdominal pain, loss of sex drive, and heart problems. However, many people have no symptoms when they are diagnosed.
If the disease is not detected and treated early, iron may accumulate in body tissues and eventually lead to serious problems such as
arthritis
liver disease, including an enlarged liver, cirrhosis, cancer, and liver failure
damage to the pancreas, possibly causing diabetes
heart abnormalities, such as irregular heart rhythms or congestive heart failure
impotence
early menopause
abnormal pigmentation of the skin, making it look gray or bronze
thyroid deficiency
damage to the adrenal glands
So, I will go with pseudogout.....I guess.
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SCUP
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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All what you mentioned can cause hypopituitarism
Isn't it A then?
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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the question is which is not the common complication....
and as u just mentioned SCUP that all leads to Hypopitutarism..so it also makes it one of complication..
so hence the only thing left is pseudogout
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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Yes , because for pseudogout it is not relevent.
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07.15.08 (5 months ago)
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Which of the following options is not a common complication?
SO NOT A COMMON, this is why I put pseudogout.
so, agree with pseudogout?
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07.17.08 (5 months ago)
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official answer is
(c) Pulmonary fibrosis (not a common complication)
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