Chapter 18 part 2 Endocrine Glands Flashcards

1
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what is the largest endocrine only gland?

A

Thyroid

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2
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What are the 3 hormones produced by the thyroid

A

T3 (Triiodothyrinine)
T4 (thyroxine)
calcitonin

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3
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What does the thyroid regulate?

A

metabolism, growth & differentiation, produces heat, affects all body tissues

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4
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What is located in the anterior neck, inferior to larynx, with 2 lobes

A

thyroid gland

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5
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The thyroid is very …

A

vascular

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6
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What is circular and surrounded by simple cuboidal epithelium and filled with colloid protein)

A

thyroid follicles

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7
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what cells made of simple cuboidal epithelium surround the thyroid follicle

A

follicular cells

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8
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The thyroid follicle is the storage site of what?

A

thyroid hormones

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9
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What cells are located between thyroid follicles in clusters

A

parafollicular cells (c cells)

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10
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What cells produce calcitonin

A

Parafollicular cells

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11
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What is secreted in response to increased blood calcium levels

A

calcitonin

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12
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What occurs with decreased blood calcium and phosphate levels

A

bone deposit

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13
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TSH stimulates the uptake of what

A

iodine

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14
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idodine is incorporated into what

A

thyroglobulin

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15
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thyroglobulin is broken down into what two things

A

T3 and T4

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16
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In the blood 75% of T3 and T4 is bound to

A

thyroxine binding globulin (TBG)

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17
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Decreased ____ stimulate the hypothalamus to secrete more TRH

A

T3

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18
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If TSH is high when actual thyroid hormones are low its…

A

hypothyroidism

19
Q

Is TSH is low when actual thyroid hormones are high its…

A

hyperthyroidism

20
Q

What disease is the autoimmune destruction of the thyroid follicular cells — mimics TSH so alot of TH is made

A

Graves disease (hyper)

21
Q

Excessive TH production means

___ TSH
___ T3 and T4

22
Q

What causes graves disease?

A

thyroid tumor or pituitary gland/hypothalamus origin

23
Q

What is the bulging of eyes called?

A

Exopthalmos

24
Q

Symptoms of hyperthyroidism include..

A

increase metabolism
high body temp
weight loss, big appetite
irritability, restless
exopthalmos
hair hair
rapid BP/HR
Diarrhea
Goiter

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What are 4 treatments for hyperthyroidism
1 - beta blockers 2 - antithyroid meds (PTU) 3 - surgical removal 4 - radioactive iodine
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What is severe hypothyroidism called in adults?
myxedema
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What is severe hypotthyroidism called in kids
cretinism/congential
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What causes hypothyroidism?
diet chemicals hashimotos surgical removal
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What are symptoms of hypothyroidism?
decrease BMR low body temperature dry skin, course hair, weight gain, small appetite constipation somnolence goiter weakness, apathy
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treatment for hypothyroidism
replace thyroid hormone levothyroxine
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What are the 4 glands on the posterior of the thyroid gland called?
parathyroid
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What regulates the production and release of PTH by the parathyroid gland?
Chief cells
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The parathyroid regulates the concentration of what in the blood?
calcium
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High serum calcium =
inhibit PTH
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Low serum calcium =
triggers PTH release
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Calcitonin and PTH work ______
antagonistically
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What is usually seen with high calcium and high phosphate
hypercalcemia
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Symptoms of hyperalcemia include
bone fractures, weak bones, renal stones, and heart/brain dysfunction
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Hypercalcemia can occur from overactive _____
parathyroid gland
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What results when too much calcium is lost in the urine or calcium is not moving from bones to bloodstream
hypocalcemia
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What is caused from low PTH levels
hypocalcemia
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Hypocalcemia symptoms
neuromuscluar excitability carpopedal spasm tetany Chvosteks sign trousseaus sign seizures, confusion Prolonged QT for EKG
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What is trousseaus
Inflate BP cuff for 3 minute to elicit spasm