49 y/o male presents to ED with complaints of excessive thir…
49 y/o male presents to ED with complaints of excessive thirst and ice cravings. He has noticed increased irritability and family reports he seems “off” at times. He also reports he has noticed that he has been urinating more frequently. The AG-ACNP suspects an endocrine disorder. Laboratory findings obtained and are significant for hypernatremia, hypercalcemia, and increased serum osmolality. Urinalysis is negative for infection but shows dilation. What diagnostic test can help confirm and differentiate suspected diagnosis?
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51-year-old female presented to urgent care with intermittent headaches, progressive fatigue, sparse axillary hair, arthralgia, and unexplained weight loss. Vital signs are significant for mild hypotension. Denies fever or night sweats. Clinical examination reveals hyperpigmentation in buccal mucosa and skin folds. What endocrine disorder does the AG-ACNP suspect?
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