Hyperthyroid Flashcards

1
Q

what are two endogenous causes of hyperthyroid from excess T4/3 prdxn?

A

graves disease and toxic multinodular goiter

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what are two endogenous causes of hyperthyroid from excess T4/3 release?

A

thyroidits

subacute granulomatous

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3
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what are constitutional signs of hyperthyroid?

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fatigue
weight loss
heat intolerance

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4
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what are cardio sx of hyperthyroid?

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increase HR and CO

decrease SVR

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5
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what happens to cholesterol in hyperthyroid?

A

decreased

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what are GI sx of hyperthyroid?

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increased appetite

hyperdefecation

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7
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are reflexes delayed or hyper in hyperthyroid?

A

hyper

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8
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what are are findings in hyperthyroid?

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lid retraction and lagopthalmos

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9
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what is mechanism of graves disease?

A

Thyroid stimulating IGs stimulate prdxn of T4/3

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10
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what is unique finding in graves disease?

A

opthalmopathy

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11
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what is opthalmopathy?

A

eyeballs bulging due to retro orbital smooth muscle and fibroblast proliferation

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12
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what can happen to skin in graves disease?

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draves dermopathy..pretibial myxedema

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13
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what causes graves dermopathy?

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excess secretion of glycosaminoglycans

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14
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what is pathophys of toxic multinodular goiter?

A

nodules grow and eventually become autonomous

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15
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who gets toxic multinodular goiters?

A

mainly elderly..more females than males

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16
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how do you know if multinodular goiter is toxic or non toxic?

A

measure T4/T3…if high it is toxic

17
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what are TSH, T4/T3 levels in primary hyperthyroid?

A

decrease TSH and high T4/3

18
Q

what are TSH, T4/T3 levels in secondary hyperthyroid?

A

high TSH and high T4/3

19
Q

what is the main (very rare) cause of secondary hyperthyroid?

A

TSH secreting adenoma

20
Q

how does thyroiditis appear on a thyroid scan?

A

will be gray…no hot areas because the thyroid is just dumping out stored hormone, not making any

21
Q

what is non specific lymphocytic thyroiditis?

A

increased release of T3/4 from thyroid

22
Q

explain clinical course of non specific lymphocytic thyroiditis?

A

transient hyperthyroid followed by hypo then normal

23
Q

what is granulomatos thyroiditis ?

A

subacute thyroiditis that leads to release in T3/4

24
Q

what is usual cause of granulomatous subacute thyroidits?

A

often follows an URI of viral etiology

25
what is thyroid like in granulomatous thyroiditis?
painful and tender and swollen
26
is non specific lymphocytic thyroiditis usually painful?
no
27
what is a common cause of non specific lymphocytic thyroiditis?
postpartum thyroiditis
28
what lab value will be high in thyroiditis?
thyroglobulin
29
what are the two anti thyroid drugs?
methimazole | propylthiouracil
30
what are three options for hyperthyroid rx?
anti thyroid drugs radioactive iodine surgery
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what are the two serious SEs of methimazole and propylthiouracil?
agranulocytosis and liver damage
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what is major drawback of radioactive iodine?
hypothyroidism
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what is a counterintuitive treatment for hyperthyroid?
give iodine and induce wolff checkoff effect