ليش كل خيار صح أو غلط

• A ليش غلط

  Hyperthyroidism is listed only among the miscellaneous causes of hypercalcemia, and nothing in this short stem (high potassium and calcium) points to the thyroid.

  ✓ Calcium and Parathyroid.pdf · p. 41
• B ليش صح

  Supported by the Adrenal notes: adrenal insufficiency causes hyperkalemia and mild hypercalcemia (up to one-third of cases), and morning serum cortisol is its best initial test. The hypercalcemia approach (option E) starts with PTH.

  ✓ Adrenal disorders (2).pdf · p. 5
• C ليش غلط

  Aldosterone testing covers only the hypoaldosteronism part of adrenal insufficiency (low urine aldosterone, raised renin); the best initial test this source gives for adrenal insufficiency is morning serum cortisol.

  ✓ Adrenal disorders (2).pdf · p. 5
• D ليش غلط

  Acromegaly is listed only among the miscellaneous causes of hypercalcemia, and nothing in this short stem suggests it.

  ✓ Calcium and Parathyroid.pdf · p. 41
• E ليش صح

  Supported by the Endocrine summary: the best initial test for hypercalcemia is calcium, albumin, phosphate and PTH. The Adrenal notes support cortisol instead (option B), since hyperkalemia plus mild hypercalcemia fits adrenal insufficiency.

  ✓ Endocrine ✳️.pdf · p. 16