Endocrine Flashcards

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Glands of the endocrine system

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Pineal body
Pituitary gland
Parathyroid 
Hypothalamus 
Thyroid gland 
Adrenal gland
Thymus gland
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testicles
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Pineal body secrete which hormone

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Melatonin

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Hypothalamus responsible for what

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Releasing and inhibits hormone secretion

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Parathyroid secretes which hormone

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PTH

Parathyroid hormone

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Thyroid gland secrets which hormone

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T3- triiodothyronine
T4- thyroxine
Calcitonin

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Thymus gland secretes which hormone

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Thymosin

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Pancreas secretes which hormone

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Glucagon

Insulin

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Ovaries secrete which hormones

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Estrogen

Progesterone

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9
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Testicles secret which hormone

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Testosterone

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Adrenal glands secretes what hormones

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Adrenal cortex- mineralcorticoid(aldosterone)
Glucocorticoid(cortisol)
Androgen and estrogen

Adrenal medulla-
Epinephrine
Norepinephrine

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The pituitary gland anterior secretes what hormones

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GH( growth hormone)
LH( luteinizing hormone)
TSH( thyroid stimulating hormone)
ACTH( adrenocorticotropic hormone)
FSH( follicle stimulating hormone)
Prolactin
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Pituitary gland posterior secretes which hormones

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Oxytocin

ADH( antidiuretic hormone)

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Which lobe of the pituitary gland is hypophysis

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Anterior lobe

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14
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Which lobe of the pituitary gland is neurophysis

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Posterior lobe

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15
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The pineal gland is located

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Midbrain,cranial vault

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16
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Pituitary gland is located

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Produced in the hypothalamus

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17
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Thyroid glands is located

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2 lobes below larynx over thyroid cartilage

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Parathyroid gland is located

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Posterior surface thyroid gland

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What gland is located at the base of the neck in front of the thoracic cavity

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Thymus gland

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Located anterior upper surface of each kidney

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Adrenal glands

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21
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Pancreas location

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upper left aspect of abdominal cavity

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22
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Ovaries are located in the

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Pelvic cavity

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23
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Testes hang in the _____ of males

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Scrotum

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_____hormone stimulates growth and development of bones, muscles and organs. Also known as somatotropin. Stimulates growth by promoting ________.

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Growth

Protein synthesis

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Increase secretion of adrenalcortical hormone
ACTH
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_______ stimulates development of egg and sperm.
FSH (follicle stimulating hormone)
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Luteinizing hormone controls _______ and _______
Ovulation | Testosterone
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Hormone that stimulates breast milk
Prolactin
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Hormone that Controls activity of thyroid gland
TSH ( thyroid stimulating hormone)
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ADH ( antidiuretic hormone) function
Reabsorption of water from renal tubules
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Hormone that promotes release of breast milk, and stimulate uterine contractions
Oxytocin
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T3 thyroid hormone that increase metabolic rate, and regulate energy and heat production
Triiodothyronine
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T4 thyroid hormone that increase metabolic rate, and regulate energy and heat
Thyroxine
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Calcitonin reduces level of _____ in blood by ____ movement of calcium from blood to bones.
Calcium Increase
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Adrenal cortex hormone that affects electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, and chloride. Main mineral is aldosterone.
Mineralcorticoid
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Glucocorticoid primary mineral is ____. It increase glucose levels in blood, and counteracts inflammation.
Cortisol
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Both aldosterone and cortisol are controlled by _______.
ACTH (adrenocorticotropic hormone)
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Hormones helps cope with stress. Released in fight or flight response
Epinephrine and norepinephrine
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What is negative feedback
Gives the opposite effect. | Initiates hormone on target organ.
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What is the largest and only palpable endocrine gland
Thyroid gland
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The ____ is both endocrine and exocrine
Pancreas
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Endocrine secretes hormone via
Bloodstream
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Exocrine secretes hormones through
Ducts of target tissue
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_____ cells are responsible for producing and secreting insulin. Uses insulin as fuel.
Beta
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____ cells release glucagon which stimulate liver to change glycogen into glucose.
Alfa
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How are pituitary tumors diagnosed
MRI | Ct scan
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S/ s of pituitary tumor
``` Ha Blindness Personality change Weakness Fatigue ```
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Treatment for pituitary tumor
Hormone therapy Surgical Irradiation Hypophysectomy
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What is hypophysectomy
Removal of pituitary gland or adenoma
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Coughing after a hypophysectomy can cause
Cerebral spinal fluid leak
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Nursing management after pt has had a hypophysectomy
``` Pt semi fowlers Vs Do not brush teeth, cough, sneeze, blow nose, or bend forward Asst with morning mouth rinsing And breathing exercises ```
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Excessive secretions of GH in children can cause. Leading to tall stature. Bone platelets do not closed
Gigantism
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Excessive excretion of GH in adults is called
Acromegaly
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First sign of acromegaly is
Shoe size
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Decrease in the level of one or more hormone common cause for tumors (Autoimmune, infections,destruction of pituitary) this is called
Hypofunction of the pituitary gland
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40% below normal height causes can be hereditary, damage of anterior pituitary gland
Dwarfism
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Growth hormone is also known as
Somatotropin
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``` Moon face Personality changes Hyperglycemia Cns irritability Edema Male: gynecomastia Female: amenorrhea, hirsutism S/S of what syndrome ```
Cushing syndrome
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``` Bronze pigment Changes in distribution of body hair Hypoglycemia Postural hypotension Weight loss Weakness S/S of what disease ```
Addison's disease
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``` Profound fatigue Dehydration Vascular collapse( decrease BP) Renal shut down Decrease sodium Decrease potassium S/s of what crisis ```
Adrenal crisis
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With hypothyroidism what are some s/s
``` Hair loss Slow metabolism Apathy Intolerance to cold Dull blank expression Muscle aches/ weakness Thick tongue/ slow speech Anorexia Brittle nails and hair Facial eye lid edema Constipation Lethargic ```
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``` Finger clubbing Facial flushing Intolerance to heat Enlarge thyroid Weight loss Muscle wasting Tremors Localized edema Tachycardia Bulging eyes S/s of ```
Hyperthyroidism
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S/s of hyperkalemia
``` Muscle twitches Cramps Parenthesis Irritability and anxiety Decrease BP EKG change Abdominal cramping Diarrhea ```
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What are some stress reduction methods
``` Meditation Yoga Biofeedback Creative imagery Breathing exercises Thought stopping Proper nutrition ```
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Methylprednisolone(solu-medrol) Dexamethasone(decadron) Prednisone(deltasone) Are what types of medications
Corticosteroids
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Calcimar nasal spray can cause
Back pain Nose bleeds Ha
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When calcium is up _______is down
Phosphorus
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``` Adrenal gland hormones. The 3 S's Sugar Salt Sex ```
Glucocorticoid Mineralcorticoid Androgens
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The body's sleep and awake cycle is known as
Circadian rhythm
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Diabetes insipidus is caused from
Decrease in ADH
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Hashimoto disease is a autoimmune disorder of which gland
Pancreas
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SIADH syndrome of inappropriate diuretic hormone is caused by
Increase of ADH
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S/s of Diabetes insipidus
``` Wt loss Diluted urine Dehydration Hypernatremia Hypotonic saline ```
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Treatment for diabetes insipidus
Desmopressin(DDAVP) Hypertonic fluid Vasopressin
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S/s of SIADH
Hypervolemic Hyponatremia Concentrated urine Wt gain
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Treatment for SIADH
Blockage of ADH Lasix Demeclocycline or lithium carbonate
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Disorders of the posterior pituitary gland
Diabetes insipidus | SIADH
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Thyroid gland stores
Iodine
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Hypothyroidism in infants is called
Cretinism Causes permanent physical and mental retardation Growth failure
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Hypothyroidism in adolescence is called
Juvenile Myxedema
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Hypothyroidism in adults is called
Myxedema | Usually reversible
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Treatment for hypothyroidism
Hormone replacement Levothyroxine( synthroid)- take on a empty stomach same time each day Monitor chest pain and HR
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Most common/ chronic thyroiditis
Autoimmune disorder- hashimoto thyroiditis
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Most common type of thyroid cancer
Papillary carcinoma
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Another name for Toxic modular goiter
Graves' disease
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Most common hyperthyroidism
Graves' disease
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Examples of goitrogens
``` Soy beans Rutabaga Salicylate Lithium Iodine PTU Sulfanilamide ```
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Small thyroid nodules that secretes excess thyroid hormone
Multinodular goiter
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When antibodies are produced against thyroid gland this is called. Inflammation of the thyroid
Thyroiditis
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What is the hormone replacement normally used
Levothyroxine
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How to give levothyroxine
On a empty stomach In a.m. Each day Monitor HR and chest pain Hold if pulse rate >100
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This disorder is caused when the metabolic rate sits extremely low. Life threatening
Myxedema coma
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S/S of myxedema is
``` Loss of consciousness Hypotension Hypothermia <95 Hyponatremia Hypoglycemia Hypoventilation ```
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Treatment for myxedema
``` IV levothyroxine Fluid replacement Maintain airway IV glucose Corticosteroids Warming therapy ```
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Disorders of the thyroid gland include
``` Hypothyroidism Myxedema Thyroiditis Cancer of the thyroid gland Simple goiter Hypothyroidism ```
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S/s of thyroiditis
Painless enlarge thyroid | Dysphasia
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Causes of thyroiditis
Iron deficiency | Long exposure to goitrogens
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Examples of goitrogens
``` Soybeans Turnips Salicylate Lithium Iodine Rudavega pTU Sulfa ```
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S/s of thyroid gland cancer
Hard painless nodule Fatigue Depression Weight changes
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Treatment for thyroid cancer
``` Thyroidectomy Radioactive iodine(ablation) ```
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First sign of a simple goiter.. | Other s/s
Enlarge gland at the base of neck... Fullness in throat Dysphasia Dyspnea
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Excess circulation of thyroid hormones T3 and T4 is called
Hyperthyroidism
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Complication of hyperthyroidism is
Thyrotoxicosis (thyroid storm/ crisis)
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S/s of thyroid storm include
Temp 106 HR 200bpm Tachycardia Dysrhythmia
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Why would a pt receive a thyroidectomy
Pt didn't respond well to anti thyroid drugs
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Complications of a thyroidectomy
``` Hemorrhage Thyroid storm Hypoparathyroidism Vocal cord paralysis Tetany( muscle twitching/ spasms) Airway obstruction ```
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Non treatment of a thyroid storm can lead to
Heart failure
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Post op for a pt who received a thyroidectomy
``` High fowlers Keep head in neutral position Vs Tracheostomy kit @ bed side Instruct No coughing Pillows /sand bags support head of neck Calcium gluconate for calcium replacement Laryngeal spasms might occur ```
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Abnormal protrusion of eyeballs is called ________. This is seen in pt with _________. These pt might experience double vision, feeling of sand in eyes, and tearing.
Exophthalamus | Hyperthyroidism
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Pt with exophthalmus you want to make sure they?
``` Keep eyes lubricated artificial tears Limit salt intake Avoid sudden movement Elevate HOB Wear dark glasses ```
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Treatment for hyperthyroidism includes
Main drug tapazole Propythiouracil(PTU) Anti thyroid drugs ( thionamides) Beta blocker (propanol)
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Decrease in PTH can cause
Hypoparathyroidism
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Increase in PTH can cause
Hyperparathyroidism
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Hypoparathyroidism (decrease in PTH) can cause
Hypocalcemia Increase phosphorus Decrease in calcium