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! colspan="7" |Clinical history/findings
! colspan="7" |Clinical history/findings
! rowspan="2" |Causes
! rowspan="2" |Causes
! colspan="3" |Investigations/
! colspan="4" |Investigations/
Laboratory findings
Laboratory findings
!Medical management  
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!Cortisol levels
!Cortisol levels
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! colspan="14" |<big>Differentiating amongst adrenal insufficiencies</big>
! colspan="15" |<big>Differentiating amongst adrenal insufficiencies</big>
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|'''Primary adrenal'''
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'''insufficiency'''
'''insufficiency'''
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* [[Hypoglycemia]] (more than primary adrenal insufficiency)
* [[Hypoglycemia]] (more than primary adrenal insufficiency)
* Signs of pituitary tumor- [[Headache]], visual field defects ( [[bitemporal hemianopsia]])
* Signs of pituitary tumor- [[Headache]], visual field defects ([[bitemporal hemianopsia]])
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* [[Hypopituitarism]]- Tumors, infections. hemorrhage/trauma
* [[Hypopituitarism]]- Tumors, infections. hemorrhage/trauma
* Drugs- Chronic [[steroid]] therapy and its withdrawal, [[Opiates]]
* Drugs- Chronic [[steroid]] therapy and its withdrawal, [[Opiates]]
* [[Genetics|Genetic]]- Combined pituitary hormone deficiency (CPHD), [[POMC]] ([[Proopiomelanocortin]]) gene deficiency
* [[Genetics|Genetic]]- Combined pituitary hormone deficiency (CPHD), [[POMC]] ([[Proopiomelanocortin]]) gene deficiency
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* Tumor
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* I/V 0.9% saline 1-3 liters within 12-24 hours   
* I/V 0.9% saline 1-3 liters within 12-24 hours   
* I/V Dexamethasone 4 mg bolus, ''or,'' I/V hydrocortisone 50 mg bolus
* I/V Dexamethasone 4 mg bolus, ''or,'' I/V hydrocortisone 50 mg bolus
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Revision as of 16:16, 26 September 2017


Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]; Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief: Amandeep Singh M.D.[2]

Adrenal Insufficiency

Disease Clinical history/findings Causes Investigations/

Laboratory findings

Medical management Surgical management
Hypotension Skin

pigmentation/

findings

Fatigue Anorexia/

Weightloss

Abdominal pain Muscle

weakness

Other history/

findings

Hypo

natremia

Cortisol levels Gold Standard Other
Differentiating amongst adrenal insufficiencies
Primary adrenal

insufficiency

Cosyntropin/ ACTH stimulation test
Secondary adrenal

insufficiency

± ± Normal Cosyntropin/ ACTH stimulation test
Acute adrenal insufficiency ↓↓ ± ±
  • Infection
  • Tumor
  • I/V 0.9% saline 1-3 liters within 12-24 hours
  • I/V Dexamethasone 4 mg bolus, or, I/V hydrocortisone 50 mg bolus
Differentiating Adrenal Insufficiency from other diseases