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An adult with known adrenal insufficiency is suspected to be in adrenal crisis at home. What does eTG emphasise?

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The RACGP algorithm qualifies usual metformin monotherapy in which way?

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RACGP type 2 diabetes handbook
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An adult develops enlarged hands and feet with changing facial features. Which hormone excess best fits?

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healthdirect: Acromegaly
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Low cortisol accompanied by elevated ACTH most strongly suggests which site of failure?

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What HbA1c threshold supports a diabetes diagnosis when confirmed on a separate occasion in an asymptomatic adult?

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For a newly diagnosed adult with type 2 diabetes and no contraindication, what is usual initial monotherapy?

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RACGP type 2 diabetes handbook
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Which trio of complication domains is explicitly covered in the RACGP handbook?

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RACGP type 2 diabetes handbook
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Which topic does the RACGP handbook include alongside chronic complications?

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RACGP type 2 diabetes handbook
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Which test is recommended at 6–12 weeks after birth for someone who had gestational diabetes?

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RACGP: Gestational diabetes
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A person taking empagliflozin develops vomiting, abdominal pain and metabolic acidosis. Which diagnosis must be considered?

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Which medicine exposure can cause Cushing's syndrome?

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healthdirect: Cushing's syndrome
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A child with DKA has a normal initial serum potassium. What does this tell you about total body potassium?

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When selecting dual therapy for type 2 diabetes, which is a key consideration?

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RACGP type 2 diabetes handbook
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An adult with diabetes has hypoglycaemia, is alert and can swallow safely. What is the initial oral treatment?

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How should the commonly used HbA1c goal in type 2 diabetes be applied?

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RACGP type 2 diabetes handbook
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Which thyroid disturbance can occur during amiodarone treatment?

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What major neurological harm can follow overly rapid correction of severe hyponatraemia?

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For type 2 diabetes without a reason to prioritise another agent, which medicine is usually selected first?

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Which biochemical pattern fits subclinical primary hypothyroidism?

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Which is a preferred biochemical screening test for suspected phaeochromocytoma?

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A child with established diabetes is unwell and eating poorly. What is the key principle for basal insulin?

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What is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism in Australia?

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healthdirect: Hyperthyroidism
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Which fasting venous glucose result meets the diabetes threshold, with confirmation needed if the person is asymptomatic?

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In someone with nodular goitre, which investigation helps determine which nodules need biopsy?

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In a child with HHS, which intervention should precede insulin administration?

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