The hats in one sitting

This week’s hats, walked once, are:

1. The syllabus printed three times
2. Two houses, cholesterol, the tablet, aldosterone, the rush, then the stop ✓
3. Prednisone tapered until the list is done

One board. Names, not a dose you write.

Quiet versus emergency on this week:

1. The same messenger
2. Acetylcholine versus catecholamines — medulla sustains the rush ✓
3. Only aldosterone

Two messengers. B5 on the stress.

Cholesterol on this week is:

1. A poison you clear
2. The precursor for all the corticosteroids — four arrows ✓
3. Made in the medulla

Fear of the molecule is Chart 1-1.

Sudden withdrawal of a steroid:

1. A student lab
2. Can kill — a physician, not a taper you run ✓
3. Is biotin

The board writes it in red.

Aldosterone high-side materials on this week:

1. Potassium and iron as doses you copy
2. Vitamin A, rubidium, B5 as influence ✓
3. Iodine

The same list in the text and on the boards.

The precursor for all catecholamines is:

1. Cholesterol
2. Tyrosine — carded for this rush, not Class 5 OA ✓
3. Iodine

Six landings in the medulla.

Triple Warmer on the hats is:

1. A betrayal you diagnose
2. Discernment versus stored betrayal — Chart 1-1 ✓
3. A dose of zinc

Course 04 named the meridian.

The inner cortex on this week:

1. Is the medulla
2. Makes sex corticoids under ACTH, not LH — Class 21 holds the gonads ✓
3. Makes melatonin

Two factories. Do not collapse them.

One stop list for this class:

1. Glandular support until the hat sparkles
2. Known adrenal disease, a hormone on a chart, a tumor, Cushing, Addison’s, sudden withdrawal of a steroid, a child, pregnant: you stop. Adrenal fatigue as a diagnosis does not stand ✓
3. Yank Triple Warmer and finish

The same eight on the index, the week, and the lab.

The week is complete when:

1. Prednisone has been tapered
2. You can name the two houses, the precursor, the rush, and the stop ✓
3. B5 has been dosed

Names and the stop.