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T3
active form
T3 action
binds to receptor and produces effects by altering gene transcription (slow onset, long lasting)
hypothyroid signs:
TSH high
goiter
cold interolerance
fatigue
MYXEDEMA
hyperthyroid signs:
TSH low
exopthalmus
tachycardiac
thyrotoxicosis...thyroid storm
levothyroxine
synthetic T4, converted to T3 in the body, long half life, delayed onset which is good...don't want to overdo it
takes 6 weeks
different preps, different activity
liothyronine
synthetic T3
short half life
increase risk for cardiotoxicity
TSH
thyrotropin
hashimotos
antibodies against thyroid tissue
TX: ablation
hypothyroidism
graves
receptor-stimulating antibodies produces against TSH receptor
thyroid neoplasms
hyperthyroidism
thyroid hormone toxicity
resembles thyrotoxicosis (extension effect)
cardiovascular effects (CP-pull med immediately)
others
hyperthermia in kids
osteoporosis in old women
thyroidectomy
total removal: bad idea, can damage parathyroid and laryngeal nerve, 15% recurrence rate
radioactive iodine (RAI) ablation
really good, cheap, eventuall destroys thyroid w/o damaging other things, inital thyrotoxicosis may require tx for 2-6 mo.
may need long term thyroid hormone replacement
not for preggos
methimazole
thioamide for hyperthyroidism (blocks thyroid peroxidases)
6 weeks for effects
propylthiouricil (PTU)
thioamide for hyperthyroidism (blocks thyroid peroxidases)
6 weeks for effects
thioamide SE
1. rash and fever
2. liver toxicity (PTU especially)
3. leukopenia for agranulocytosis
propanolol
good for hyperthoridism and antiarrhythmics
blocks the effects of thyroid hormone in the heart
inhibits T4 to T3 conversion
non-cardioselective!
potassium iodide
inhibits T3 and T4 release
not really used
fast acting so good to use to protect thyroid in radiation emergencies
goitrogens
lithium, amiodarone
inhibit the release of thyroid hormone...hypothyroidism