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This quiz will determine if you should attend the Part I course.
What is the single, most frequent adverse event noted in clinical trials with testosterone and the primary dose-limiting adverse event with testosterone?
Erythrocytosis
BPH
Polycythemia
Increased PSA
Edema
The problem with defining a number that denotes hypogonadism is the lack of standardization of different lab machines and fluctuating levels of testosterone throughout the day.
True
False
Melatonin is dosed based on titration to effect.
True
False
Medical studies demonstrate that melatonin decreases migraines, cluster headaches and HTN.
True
False
Oral estrogen has been associated with a prothrombotic effect that is greatest within the first year of use, then decreases over the next few years.
True
False
All women who have been on HRT for five years or more should stop HRT as recommended by the AMA and ACOG.
True
False
The thrombosis with estrogen is due to plaque destabilization as estrogen does not cause an increase in plaque formation.
True
False
In the WHI Trial, HRT caused an increase in breast CA by 26% and a reduction in colon CA by 27%.
True
False
Because of the misleading reports from the WHI, millions of HRT users have stopped estrogen despite the confirmed 34% decrease in hip fractures. This results in millions of hip fractures.
True
False
The only risk factor in the estrogen-only arm in the WHI Trial was an increase in CAD.
True
False
The WHI Trial observed a 105% increase in AD.
True
False
The incidence of mortality from hip fractures is ten times greater than that of breast cancer.
True
False