What is the most concerning postoperative complication of transphenoidal hypophysectomy surgery?

During a Whipple procedure, it is important to monitor:

The adrenal steroid hormone released in response to increased plasma levels of potassium, decreased plasma levels of sodium, or an increase in angiotensin II levels is:

The 3 etiologies of Addison’s disease include: (Select the 3 correct answers)  

Which is the target organ for oxytocin?

In pheochromocytoma surgery it is important to:

What is the most common cause of secondary adrenal insufficiency?

How does the hypothalamus transmit signals to the adenohypophysis?

How is diabetic autonomic neuropathy diagnosed?

What symptoms would you expect to see in a patient who inadvertently had removal of their parathyroid glands during thyroidectomy?