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T4 vs T3
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1. T4 more abudant 2. T3 more biologically active 3. T3 metabolized more quickly than T4
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thyrotropin actions
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stim Iodide uptake, syn and sec thyroglobulin, endocytosis and proteolysis of thyroglobulin, sec t3 and t4, inc blood flow, inc transcr of thyroperoxidase and thyroglobulin genes
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types of hypothyroidism
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Endemic, myxedema (adults), cretinism (fetal)
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types of hyperthyroidism
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Toxic nodular goitre, grave's, carcinoma, thyrotoxicosis
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clinical presentation of cretinism
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Mental retardation, growth retardation, sluggishness
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myxedema clinical presentation
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Lethargy, pale puffy skin, cold intolerance, bradycardia, weight gain, mental impairment
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Rx for hypothyroidism
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T4 (oral, for chronic replacement) T3 (no chronic, for myxedemic coma)
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ENDEMIC GOITRE
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low I and compensatory thyroid hypertrophy, prev by giving them I, treat w/ thyroxine and I supplement
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symptoms of Thyrotoxicosis
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Nervousness, tremor, heat intolerance, tachy, weightloss, decr cholesterol, increase food intake
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Thyroid storm (extreme toxicosis)
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Fever, tachy, a fib, agitation, delerium, coma, vomiting, diarrhea
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causes of hyperthyroidism
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thyroid hormone ingestion, diffuse toxic goiter, hyperfunctioning adenoma, toxic multinodular goiter, painless thyroiditis, subacute thyroiditis, thyroid stimulating hormone - secreting adenoma, HCG-secreting tumors
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TREATMENT OF HYPERTHYROIDISM
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Anti-thyroid drugs, irradiation, surgery
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THIOUREYLENES (propylthiouracil and methimazole)
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inhib thyroperoxidase and conversion of t4 to t3 (long term treatment, in conjunction w/ irradiation, prior to surgical treatment)
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PTU vs MMI
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PTU may act more rapidly by inhibiting peripheral deiodination, MMI crosses placenta and milk, PTU shorter half life
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IODINE MOA
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Inhibits release of thyroxine from thyroglobulin, inhib organifiction, dec gland size and vascularity, antagonize thioureylenes and radioiodine, rapid onset and escape phenomenon, not for long term
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IODINE clinical uses
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Preoperative preparation for thyroidectomy, use after radio therapy, protection after radio exposure, treatment of endemic goitre
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radioiodide
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diagnosis (small amount) and ablation therapy cause hypothyroid
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SYMPATHOLYTICS
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beta blocker, adrenergic neuron blocker, contraindicated for DM and airway obstruction
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things that inhibit osteoclasts
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estrogen calcitonin bisphosphonates
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things that activate osteoclasts
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interleukin -1 , TNF, PTH
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pulsatile vs continuous PTH
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Intermittent – stimulates bone growth
continious - bone resorption |
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Therapeutic indication for PTH
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Osteoporosis
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Physiological actions of calcitriol:
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Increases intestinal CA2+ and phosphate absorption
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CLINICAL uses of Vit D (ergocalciferol and calcitriol)
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rickets,osteomalacia,Vit D deficiency due to malabsorb and liver disease, hypocalcemia (low pth) osteodystrophy, osteoporosis
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CALCITONIN
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inhib osteoclast, dec renal abs of Ca and PO4, treat hypercalcemia and osteroporosis, side effects: Nausea vomiting, facial flushing, escape phenomenon
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estrogen
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stim apop of osteoclast
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actions of bisphophonates
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"1. induce apoptosis of osteoclasts by binding to hydroxyappetite(simple) 2. Loss of bone-resorptive activity by inhibiting FPP synthase and prevent prenylation of small GTPase signaling (osteoclast apop)
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clinical uses of bisphophonates
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ostoporsis, paget's, hypercalcemia, bone metastases
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side effects of bisphophonates
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osteonecrosis of the jaw
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hypercalcemia Symptoms
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reduced renal function and nephrocalcinosis
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therapy for osteoperosis
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calcitonin, teriparatide, sodium floride and bisphosphonate w/ Ca supplement, hormone therapy, raloxifene. calcitriol
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Pathophysiology and symptoms of osteomalacia and rickets
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lack of mineralization
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treatment of osteomalacia
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Simple vitamin D deficiency (Rickets) is treated with ergocalciferol(intestinal) and calcitrial (renal failure) nutritional
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paget's disease
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increase bone resorption compensated by accelerated bone formation (skull tibia humorus, pain deformity and bone fractures)
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effects of t3 and t4
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inc BMR (heat O2 consumption), heart and gut affected, inc resp to lipolytic hormones, in abs glucose, heart and liver glycogen depletion, makes B adrenergic receptors more sensitive and numerous, potential GH, CNS DEVEL, inc conversion of t4 to t3
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side effects of T3 and T4
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nervousness, insomnia, Cardio prob
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cautions to look for w/ thyroxine therapy
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cardio probs, adrenal cortex insufficiency, DM, Sympathomimetics, coumarin and related anticoagulants
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side effects of thioureylenes
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agranulocytosis, skin rash, goitre, hepatitis, nephritis, fever
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side effects of iodine
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toxicosis, hypothyroid, mouth and throat sores, acne, diarrhea, cough
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treatment of Grave's
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thioureylenes, thyrectomy, radioiodine
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treatment of thyroid storm
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sympatholytic, iodide (high dose), thioureylene
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actions of PTH
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bone resorption, Ca uptake and PO4 secretion by kidneys, and conversion of Vit D to active, intestinal absorption of Ca
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side effects of PTH
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nausea, headache, dizziness, cramps, hypercalcemia, gout
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side effects of vit D
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hypercalcemia
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teriparatide
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PTH analog, promotes new bone formation
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treatment of paget's
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calcitonin and etidronate (bisphosphonate)
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what is
renal osteodystropy |
kidneys don't make active Vit D treat w/ calcitriol bisphos and Ca (NOT ERGOCALCIFEROL)
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symptoms of osteoporosis
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reduced bone mass, fractures
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