9 - Mineral Disorders Flashcards

1
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corrected Ca eqn

A

Serum Ca + 0.8 (4 - albumin)

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2
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what stim/inhib PTH secretion?

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stim - low Ca, high phos

inhib - calcitriol

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3
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action of calcitriol

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overall - inc Ca and phos in extracellular fluid
inc Ca and phos absorption in gut
inc osteoblast formation of matrix proteins
inc osteoclast activity
inc Ca and phos reabsorption in kidney

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4
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MCC of hypercalcemia in gen pop vs hospital

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gen pop - primary hyperPTH

hospital - malignancy

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5
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lab findings for primary hyperPTH

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high Ca, low phos, high PTH

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6
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osteitis fibrosa cystica

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assoc w/ severe primary or secondary hyperPTH
inc num osteoclasts and fibroblasts > bone cysts
accumulation of hemosiderin gives them brown appearance

severe hyperCa and bone pain

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7
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causes of 2ndary hyperPTH

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renal insufficiency - inc phos, dec calcitriol > dec Ca

malabsorption - dec Ca from vit D def

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8
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labs in hyperPTH 2/2 renal insufficiency

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low Ca, high phos, high PTH

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9
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tertiary hyperPTH

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consequence of 2ndary hyperPTH

autonomous PTH secretion due to PT gland hyperplasia

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10
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mechs of malignancy related hyperCa (4)

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PTH-rp (related protein)
cytokines which activate osteoclasts
bone mets which are osteolytic
ectopic production of calcitriol (lymphoma)

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11
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tumors that make PTH-rp

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solid tumors - SCC, renal/bladder, breast, ovarian

HTLV1 leukemia

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12
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familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia - inheritance, cause, findings/course

A

AD
inactivating mutation of Ca sensing receptor - higher set point for Ca related PTH secretion
benign, asymptomatic, no tx

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13
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signs/sx of hyperCa

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bones - osteoporosis, fractures, osteitis fibrosa cystica, bone pain/arthralgia

stones - nephrolithiasis, renal failure

moans - abd probs - nausea, constipation, PUD, acute pancreatitis

groans - psych - AMS, lethargy/coma, psychosis, dec concentration, depression

band keratopathy
HTN, arrhythmias, shortened QT

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14
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acute mgmt of hyperCa

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hydrate aggressively w/ IV saline
loop diuretic - furosemide
dec bone resorption w/ bisphosphonates or calcitonin
glucocorticoids if vit D intoxication
gallium nitrate or plicamycin for refractory hyperCa
dialysis

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15
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major causes of hypoCa (3)

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vit D def
exhaustion of skeletal Ca stores from repeated pregnancy
hypoPTH

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16
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clinical features of osteomalacia

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low serum Ca, phos product
elevated alk phos
bone pain, prox musc weakness
deformity
pseudofractures - indicate severe deficiency
17
Q

clinical features of hypoCa

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perioral/tongue/extremity paresthesias
facial spasms
myalgias/muscle cramps
tetany
carpopedal spasms
Chvostek's sign
Trousseaus's sign
arrhythmia - prolonged QT
18
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tx of acute/severe hypoCa

A

give Ca (PO or IV)
normalize Mg
give calcitriol
thiazide (+amiloride to avoid hypoK)