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Brain structure responsible for extraocular movements during REM?

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PPRF, paramedian pontine reticular formation

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Name teratogens

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ACE inhibitors (renal)
Valproate (neural tube)
Phenytoin (cleft palate, heart defects)
Lithium (Ebstein anamoly)
Tetracycline (discolored teeth)
Warfarin (hemorrhage, abortion -- use heparin!)
Excessive Vitamin A (abortion)
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Which parts of the hypothalamus regulates ANS?

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anterior = para
posterior = symp
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Bells Palsy vs. Stroke

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Bells involves the forehead

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Muscles of mastication

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Masseter, temporalis, medial and lateral pterygoid

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Horner Syndrome symptoms

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Ptosis, miosis, and anhidrosis

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Thyroglossal duct cyst presentation

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  • midline neck mass
  • asymptomatic
  • ## moves with swallowing
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Elevated ESR associated with…

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infection, inflammation, neoplasm, RA, temporal artertits, osteomyolitis, polymyalgia rheumatica

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Tiotropium used for

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COPD (inhaled anticholinergic)

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10
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Competitive vs noncompetitive inhibitor

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Competitive: binds active site, can be diluted out
Noncompetitive: binds elsewhere, renders inactive, irreversible

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11
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Km =?

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[S] at 1/2 Vmax

related to affinity, not quantity

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12
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How can you increase Vmax?

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By increasing the number of enzymes

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13
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Therapeutic Index = ?

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LD50/ED50
higher is safer
low TI = seizure drugs, lithium, digoxin, warfirin

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Vd = ?

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D/C

iv drug/concentration of drug in plasma

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CL = ?

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rate of elimination/plasma concentration = (0.7)Vd/half life = K*Vd

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LD = ?

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Css * Vd

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MD = ?

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Css * CL

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18
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Half-life %

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1 = 50%
2 = 75%
3 = 87.5%
4 = 94%
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19
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Efficacy = ?

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max effect a drug can produce

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Potency = ?

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amount of drug required to produce an effect of a given intensity

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21
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Partial agonists impact on efficacy and potency?

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Decreases efficacy (Vmax)
Potency is independent
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Agonist + noncompetitive antagonist impact on Vmax

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Decreases Vmax

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Agonist + competative antagonist impact on potency

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Decreases potency (increases Km)

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24
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Layers of the epidermis

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stratum… corneum, lucidum, granulosaum, spinosum, and basalis

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25
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4 molds that are considered dermatophytes?

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trichophytin, microsporum, epidermophytin, malasezia furfur

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26
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boot-shaped heart

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right ventricular hypertrophy

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27
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continuous machine-like murmur

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patent ductus areteriosis

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28
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tendon xanthomas

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familial hypercholesterolimia

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29
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cafe-au-lait spots

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neurofibromatosis type 1

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30
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tuft of hair on lower back

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spina bifida occulta

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31
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Found in SW U.S. - fungus

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coccidioides immitis

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32
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Found in Mississippi and Ohio River basins - fungus

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histoplasma capsulatum

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33
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San Joaquin Valley Fever

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coccioides immitis

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34
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Rural Latin America - fungus

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paracoccidioides brasiliensis

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35
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Plant thorns - fungus

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sporothrix schenckii

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36
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Found east of Mississippi River - fungus

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blastomyces dermatitidis

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37
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bird and bat droppings

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histoplasma capsulatum

38
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mold form contains barrel-shaped arthroconidia and associated with dust storms

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coccidioides immitis

39
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broad-based budding of yeast

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blastomyces dermatitidis

40
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Multiplebuddings of yeast form - captain’s wheel

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paracoccidioides brasiliensis

41
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causes diaper rash

42
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45 degree branching, septate hyphae, opportunistic mold

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aspergillis fumigatus

43
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irregular, nonseptate hyphae, wide angle branching

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mucor or rhizor

44
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Know for causing pneumonia in AIDS patients

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pneumocystis jirovecii

45
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Cause of meningitis in AIDS patients

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cryptococcus neoformans

46
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Infections associated with birds

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Chlamydophila psittaci, histoplasma capsulatum, cryptococcus neoformans, H5N1 influenca virus, west nile virus

47
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prophylaxis for cryptococcus in AIDS pts?

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fluconazole

48
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PCP prophylaxis in AIDS patients

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trimethoprim-sulfa

49
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sporothrix schenckii treatment

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oral potassium iodide and itraconazole

50
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oral candidiasis treatment

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nystatin and fluconazole

51
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systemic candidiasis treatment

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amphotericin B

52
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criteria for major depressive disorder

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2 or more weeks of anhedonia and/or depressed mood plus 5/9 of the following:
Sleep disturbance, Interest decreased, Guilt, Energy decreased, Concentration problems, Appetite changes, Psychomotor retardation, and Suicidal ideation

53
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clinical presentation suggestive of lymphoma

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  • painless lymphadenopathy

- B symptoms: wt loss, night sweats, fever

54
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What histological changes occur in a smoker’s trachea

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columnar to squamous metaplasia

55
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Most common leukemia in children

56
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Most common leukemia in adults in the US

57
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characteristic auer rods in leukemia

58
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more than 20% blasts in the marrow (leukemia)

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ALL or AML

59
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Less than 5% blasts and more mature cells (leukemia)

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CLL or CML

60
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PAS (+) acute leukemia

61
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Always positive for the Philadelphia chromosome (t 9;22)

62
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Acute leukemia positive for peroxidase

63
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Solid sheets of lymphoblasts in the marrow

64
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Always associated with BCR-ABL genes

65
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Atypical depression

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hypersomnia, hyperphagia, mood reactivity, and hypersensitiveity to depression
(Treat with SSRIs)

66
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Dysthymia

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milder depression >2 years

67
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Buproprion

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atypical, inhibits NE and D2 reuptake
works well with 5H-T
lowers seizure threshold, stimulant, no sexual side effects
used for smoking cessation

68
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Mirtazipine

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atypical antidepressant, alpha 2 antagonist
increases NE release and 5H-T (like SNRI)
SE = antihistamine effects (dry mouth, sedation, weight gain)

69
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Trazadone

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used for insomnia and depression
inhibits 5H-T reuptake
can be added to SSRI or SNRI
SE = priapism (“trazaBONE”) and sedation

70
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smoker, heavy drinker, new cough and flu-like symptoms, gram stain shows no organisms, but silver stain of sputum shows GNR. DX?

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Legionella pneumophila (Legionnaire’s dz)

71
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temporal arteritis – symptoms and lab for dx?

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unilateral headache, jaw claudication, blindness/impaired vision
lab = increased sed rate or temporal artery biopsy

72
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30 yo woman presents with low grade fever and a rash that worsen with sun exposure, and widespread edema. Dx and labs?

73
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SSRIs

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inhibit 5-HT reuptake (longer in synapse)
depression, anxiety, bulimia, OCD, PTSD
take 1 month to start working
fluoxetine, cirtriline, etc.
SE = sexual dysfunction, serotonin syndrome (avoid SSRI, SNRI, MAOIs, Kava kava, St. John’s Wort, Tryptophan, cocaine, amphetamines) [hyperthermia, hyperclonus, HTN, THR, flushing, diarrhea, anxiety, delirium] – mental status, ANS instability, and neuromuscular abnormalities –> treat with cooling and benzos

74
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SNRIs

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Inhibit 5H-T and NE reuptake
venlofaxaine, duloxitine (- diabetic neuropathy and fibromyalgia)
depression and anxiety
SE = increase in BP, nausea, sedation

75
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TCAs

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blocks reuptake of NE and 5HT
“-triptylines,” “-ipramines,” and “-doxapin”
alpha blocking sx, anticholinergic symptoms
SE = sedation, hypotension, dizzy, (hot as a hare, dry as a bone,) lower seizure threshold
overdose= convusions, coma, cardiotox, resp depression, hyperpyrexia, confusion, hallucination (RX with sodium bicarb for urinary excretion.)

76
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MAOIs

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hinders enzyme that breaks down dopamine and NE
phenylziene, isocarboxazid, tranylcypromine, selegine (Parkinsons)
SE= hypertensive crisis (with tyramine ingestion from foods –increase in BP -> hemorrhage, arrhythmia, stroke,) tachy, arrythmia, serotonin synd. (CV collapse, hyperthermia, muscle rigidity)

77
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buproprion

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inhibits NE and D2 reuptake
works well with 5-HT
lowers seizure threshold, stimulant, no sexual SE
used in smoking cessation

78
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mirtazipine

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alpha2 antagonist
increases NE release and 5HT (like SNRI)
SE = antihistamine effects (dry mouth, sedation, weight gain.)

79
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trazadone

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trazaBONE (SE = priapism and sedation)
used for insomnia
inhibits 5hT reuprtake
can add to SSRI or SNRI

80
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Hypothyroidism

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Sx: wt gain, wold intolerance, feel tired, skin/hair changes, constipation, lower voice, menorrhagia, slowed mental/physical, slow return phase in reflexes
levothyroxine - synthetic T4 analog
triiodothronine - T3, more unpredictable
T4 converted to T3 in body

81
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Cretinism

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hypothyroidism in fetus/infant
causes=iodine-deficient diet, thyroid-related enzyme deficiency, thyroid developmental defect, thyroid doesnt descend, transfer of antibodies form mom
sx= impaired physical growth, enlarged tongue, mental retardation, enlarged abdomen

82
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Hashimotos’s

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autoimmune thyroiditis
painless goiter
dense infiltrates of lymphocytes into thyroid (dx=antithyroglobulin or antithyroid peroxidase atb)
5:1 females, increases with ages
HLA-DR5 and HLA-B5
can have transient hyperthyroidism when cells spill T4
increased risk of Bcell lymphoma

83
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Subacute (de Quervan) Thyroiditis

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hyper --> hypo
painful goiter
HLA-B35
females 3:1
recent viral infection causes it
84
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Thyroid Surgery Complications

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recurrent laryngeal nerve injury (hoarseness)

parathyroid glands

85
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Struma Ovarii

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thyroid hormone-secreting teratoma

86
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Somatostatin’s clinical uses

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diarrhea and splanchnic circulation (cirrhosis)
pituitary excess: acromegaly, TSH-secreting tumor, ACTH-secreting tumor
GI endocrine excess: carcinoid syndrome, zollinger ellison syndrome, VIPoma, glucagonoma, insulinoma

87
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Propylthiouracil

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blocks addition of iodine to tyrosine groups on the thyroglobulin –> decreses the synthesis of thyroid hormone
SE = rash, agranulcytosis, aplastic anemia

88
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most common thyroid cancer

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papillary carcinoma

89
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cold intolerance

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hypothyroidism

90
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enlarged thyroid cells with ground glass nuclei

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papillary cancer of the thyroid

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