Hypo and Hyperthroid

Question 1

Normal TSH

Answer 1

0.47-4.68

Question 2

Hypothroid

Answer 2

TSH Low
Check FT4 for definitive should be elevated

Question 3

Hyperthroid

Answer 3

TSH low
check T 3 difiniative

Question 4

complicaion of hyperthroid

Answer 4

Thyroid Storm

causes: surgery, infection, trauma, iodine load

signs and symptoms;
fever, tachy, increased blood glucose, hypertension, resp distress, N &V

Question 5

Hypothyroid complications

Answer 5

Myxedema
low T4
TSH normal, low or high

signs and symptoms
hypothermic
low NA
low BG
low RR
low HR
CHF

Question 6

Anatomy impacting thyroid

Answer 6

Hypothalamus
Pituitary gland

Question 7

Hypothalmus

Answer 7

control pituitary hormones by releasing hormones

Question 8

Pitutary gland

Answer 8

master gland
anterior
posterior

Question 9

Anterior Pituitary

Answer 9

TSH
Prolactin
GH
ACTH
LH

Question 10

posterior pitutary

Answer 10

ADH
oxytocin

Question 11

Thyroid function

Answer 11

T4=inactive contains four iodine atoms
major hormone secret4ed
T3=converted from T4 revolves one iodine atom

TSH= released after being activated from the hypothalamus
Activated in the pituitary, l
less T4, more TSH
More T4 less TSH
FT4 or T3 is unbound to
enter body’s tissues

Question 12

Somatostain

Answer 12

released from hypothalamus
ability to convert TSH release
acts and patrols in different parts of the body