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Thyroid Essentials QuizVersión en línea Thyroid anatomy and physiology quiz por Vyankatesh Deshpande 1 1. Hurthle cells are commonly seen in: a Graves’ disease b Riedel thyroiditis c Subacute thyroiditis d Hashimoto thyroiditis 2 2. Parafollicular (C) cells of the thyroid are derived from: a Mesoderm b Endoderm c Yolk sac d Neural crest 3 3. Dysphagia in large goiter is due to compression of the: a Esophagus b Trachea c Internal jugular vein d Carotid artery 4 4. Most common thyroid malignancy: a Follicular carcinoma b Papillary carcinoma c Medullary carcinoma d Anaplastic carcinoma 5 5. Recurrent laryngeal nerve commonly lies in the: a Carotid sheath b Prevertebral fascia c Tracheoesophageal groove d Cricothyroid membrane 6 6. The more biologically active thyroid hormone is: a T0 b T3 c T1 d T4 7 7. A “hot” nodule on scan indicates: a Increased hormone production b Decreased hormone production c Cystic change d Malignancy 8 8. Which structure lies posterolateral to the thyroid lobe? a Recurrent laryngeal nerve b Cricothyroid muscle c Common carotid artery d Trachea 9 9. Parafollicular cells secrete: a T4 b Calcitonin c T3 d Thyroglobulin 10 10. Thyroid follicles contain: a Calcitonin b Iodide c TSH d Thyroglobulin 11 11. The ligament of Berry attaches the thyroid to the: a Thyrohyoid membrane b Tracheal rings c Cricothyroid membrane d Cricoid cartilage 12 12. Orphan Annie–eye nuclei are seen in: a Hashimoto thyroiditis b Medullary carcinoma c Graves’ disease d Papillary carcinoma 13 13. Best initial imaging for thyroid swelling: a Ultrasound b CT c MRI d PET 14 14. Wide pulse pressure is a feature of: a Hyperthyroidism b Euthyroid state c Hypothyroidism d Thyroiditis 15 15. Dry, coarse skin is seen in: a Hyperthyroidism b Graves’ disease c Hypothyroidism d Toxic goiter 16 16. Wolff–Chaikoff effect refers to: a Increased T3 b Inhibition of hormone synthesis by excess iodine c Increased iodide trapping d Increased TSH 17 17. Parafollicular (C) cells are located: a Between follicles b In capsule c Lining follicular lumen d In colloid 18 18. Inferior thyroid artery is a branch of: a Costocervical trunk b External carotid c Internal carotid d Thyrocervical trunk 19 19. Most common site of ectopic thyroid tissue: a Trachea b Tongue c Esophagus d Mediastinum 20 20. Thyroid gland descends through: a Thyroglossal duct b Retropharyngeal space c Second pouch d Branchial sinus 21 21. Muscle NOT supplied by recurrent laryngeal nerve: a Cricothyroid b LCA c PCA d Thyroarytenoid 22 22. Normal thyroid ultrasound shows: a Calcifications b Cystic areas c Absent echoes d Homogenous echotexture 23 23. Rate-limiting step in thyroid hormone synthesis: a Iodide trapping b Oxidation c Coupling d Organification 24 24. Superior thyroid artery is a branch of: a External carotid artery b Thyrocervical trunk c Internal carotid artery d Subclavian 25 25. Proptosis is characteristic of: a Subacute thyroiditis b Hashimoto c Thyroid eye disease d Riedel

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1. Hurthle cells are commonly seen in:

2. Parafollicular (C) cells of the thyroid are derived from:

3. Dysphagia in large goiter is due to compression of the:

4. Most common thyroid malignancy:

5. Recurrent laryngeal nerve commonly lies in the:

6. The more biologically active thyroid hormone is:

7. A “hot” nodule on scan indicates:

8. Which structure lies posterolateral to the thyroid lobe?

9. Parafollicular cells secrete:

10. Thyroid follicles contain:

11. The ligament of Berry attaches the thyroid to the:

12. Orphan Annie–eye nuclei are seen in:

13. Best initial imaging for thyroid swelling:

14. Wide pulse pressure is a feature of:

15. Dry, coarse skin is seen in:

16. Wolff–Chaikoff effect refers to:

17. Parafollicular (C) cells are located:

18. Inferior thyroid artery is a branch of:

19. Most common site of ectopic thyroid tissue:

20. Thyroid gland descends through:

21. Muscle NOT supplied by recurrent laryngeal nerve:

22. Normal thyroid ultrasound shows:

23. Rate-limiting step in thyroid hormone synthesis:

24. Superior thyroid artery is a branch of:

25. Proptosis is characteristic of: