Hyperthyroidism Flashcards

1
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most common cause of hyperthyroidism

A

autoimmune, antibodies stimulate TSH receptors on thyroid gland.

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2
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autoimmune hyperthyroidism

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graves disease

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3
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what is thyroiditis facticia

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when excessive admin of thyroid hormone results in hyperthyroid state

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4
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sx of hyperthyroid

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nervous, tachycardia, weight losss, heat intolerance sweating, diarrhea, general weakness. Increased osteoporosisi and cardiac disease.

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5
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PE findings of graves

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goiter and exopthalmous

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6
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pretibial myxedema

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non-pitting edema is association with graves dx

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7
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how is hyperthyroid treated

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block thyroid synthesis, block release, block conversion and block adernergic sx

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8
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definitive treatment

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surgical removal or radioactive iodine ablation.

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9
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of thyroid treatmetn

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Methimazole/tapazole - propylthiouracil(PTU) - Propanolol/Inderal - iodine/iodide - Radioactive iodine 131

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10
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Classes of thyroid treatment

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Thionamide - non selective betablocker - elemental iodine - radioactive isotope

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11
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Thionamide drug

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Methiamazole/tapazole and propythiouracil PTU

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12
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MOA of thionamide drugs

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Inhibit iodine into organic iodine blocking thyroxine production. Inhibit T3 T3 formation

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13
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side effect of methiamazole

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agranulocytosis - only given for 6-12 months,

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14
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What is the main difference betwenn the thionamide drugs, methiamazole and PTU

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Methiamazole doesn’t effect T4 to T3 conversion while PTU blocks the T4 to T3 conversion in periphery

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15
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why would thionamides not be used for thyroid storm

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they take weeks to reach theraputic state

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16
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why is Propanolol: beta blocker used

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Blocks adrenergic symptoms and for thyroid storm.

17
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moa of probanolol

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Beta 1 and 2 receptor blockaide so it may cause fatigue, depression, impotency

18
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why elemental iodine

A

Thyroid storm, because large doses inhibit thyroxine release from thyroid.

19
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how is elemental iodine givene

A

super saturated potassium iodide, sski

20
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how long does iodine work

A

2-3 weeks them it goes back to normal

21
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radioactive iodinewhy

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definitive treatment of hyperthyroidism, and some thyroid cancer.

22
Q

what must be done before radioactive iodine therapy

A

patients should be rendered euthyroid by some drug

23
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what antithyroid drug is category X

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Radioactive iodine, possiblity of leukemia, delay pregnancy 6-12 months.

24
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what type of particles in radioactive

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Beta particles, it often takes weeks for completion

25
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side effects of radioactive iodine

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hypothyroid state, impotency, decreased sperm count 2 years,

26
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what is thyroid strom

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high fever, irritability, delirium, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, hypotension, vascular collapse, ddeath

27
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who can have thyroid storm

A

hyperthyroid who become septic, if they have thyroid surgy wihtout first blunting thrroid,

28
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thyroid storm treatmetn

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beta blocker, propanolol along with elemental iodine to stun thyroid