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T3
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active form
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T3 action
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binds to receptor and produces effects by altering gene transcription (slow onset, long lasting)
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hypothyroid signs:
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TSH high
goiter cold interolerance fatigue MYXEDEMA |
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hyperthyroid signs:
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TSH low
exopthalmus tachycardiac thyrotoxicosis...thyroid storm |
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levothyroxine
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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 |
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liothyronine
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synthetic T3
short half life increase risk for cardiotoxicity |
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TSH
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thyrotropin
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hashimotos
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antibodies against thyroid tissue
TX: ablation hypothyroidism |
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graves
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receptor-stimulating antibodies produces against TSH receptor
thyroid neoplasms hyperthyroidism |
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thyroid hormone toxicity
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resembles thyrotoxicosis (extension effect)
cardiovascular effects (CP-pull med immediately) others hyperthermia in kids osteoporosis in old women |
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thyroidectomy
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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 |
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methimazole
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thioamide for hyperthyroidism (blocks thyroid peroxidases)
6 weeks for effects |
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propylthiouricil (PTU)
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thioamide for hyperthyroidism (blocks thyroid peroxidases)
6 weeks for effects |
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thioamide SE
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1. rash and fever
2. liver toxicity (PTU especially) 3. leukopenia for agranulocytosis |
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propanolol
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good for hyperthoridism and antiarrhythmics
blocks the effects of thyroid hormone in the heart inhibits T4 to T3 conversion non-cardioselective! |
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potassium iodide
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inhibits T3 and T4 release
not really used fast acting so good to use to protect thyroid in radiation emergencies |
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goitrogens
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lithium, amiodarone
inhibit the release of thyroid hormone...hypothyroidism |