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Most pheochromocytoma's secrete: |
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norepinephrine |
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insulin |
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cortisol |
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ADH |
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Classic symptoms of a pheochromocytoma include: |
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bradycardia, flushing, hypertension |
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diaphoresis, palpitations, headaches |
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cold intolerance, weight gain, hypertension |
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hypotension, heat intolerance, dehydration |
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These tumors are most common in:
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children |
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men in their 60s |
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people in their 40s and 50s |
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teenagers |
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Which events further increase the secretion of catacholamines and can cause a crisis: |
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ingestion of tyrosine-containing foods |
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external pressure on the tumor |
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ingestion of caffeine-containing foods, induction of anesthesia |
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all the above |
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B & C |
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A few Pheochromocytomas will metastasize to the:
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ovaries/testes, lungs |
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liver, bones |
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lungs, liver, bones |
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brain, lungs |
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