(Anti-) Thyroid Flashcards
concept: how do thyroid hormones increased BMR
increases BMR via Na/K ATPase = increases resp rate, increases temperature, increases O2 consumption
concept: effect of thyroid hormones on catecholamines
increases sympa activit = increase Co and HR
concept: effet of thyroid on brain
development
Where do you find 5’iodinase (not relaly important for this i dont think)
peripheral tissue liver kidney pituitary gland brain brown fat
describe receptors fo TRH – TSH – T3/T4
TRH - IP3
TSH - cAMP
T3/T4 - nuclear
(Words get bigger as you go furhter down chain)
What is levothyroxine
longet t1/2 T4
LEVO has four letters - thyroxine
What is Liothyronine
shorter t1/2 T3
LIO has three letters - thyronine
A/se of levothyroxine and liothyronine
tremors, tachycardia, arrhtymias, heat intolerace ie hyperthyroidism
effects of rifampin, phenobarbital and phenytoin on levels of T3 and T4
induce P450 blleeehhh so increased metabolism so less thyroid hormone
I say Queen Anne
you say laterla third eyeborw loss
Name the Thioamides
Propylthiouracil
methimazole
~*~MOA of propylthiouracil and methimazole
block idination of thyroglobulin and inhibit coupling reaction = reduced T3 and T4
inhibit thyroperoxidase so decreased new T3 adn new T4 but not preformed.
Preferred drug in thyroid storm and why please
propylthiouracil
bc
1) inhibits 5-deiodinase – decreased conversion from T4 to T3
(methimazole does not do this)
~*~A/se of thiamide, propylthiouracil
propylthiouracil = rash, agranulocytosis, aplastic anemia, hepatotoxicity, vasculitis
~*~A/se of thiamide, metimazole
less severe, and therefore more preferred in clinical setting
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