KAPLAN Antithyroid Flashcards

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Steps or Thyroid Hormone synthesis

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  1. Accumulation of iodine into gland
  2. Oxidation of iodide—peroxidase—-> iodine
  3. Organification: Iodination of tyrosyl residues on TG–> MIT and DIT
  4. Coupling of MIT and DIT–> T3 and T4
  5. Release of T3 and T4 from TB
  6. Conversion of T4—5’deiodinase–>T3
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2
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How to block accumulation of iodine into gland

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selective cell destruction by 131 I

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3
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How to block oxidation of iodide–>iodine

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Thioamides

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4
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How to block organification of TG

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Thioamides

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5
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How to block coupling of MIT and DIT

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Thioamides

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6
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How to block release of T4 and T3

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high doses of iodide

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7
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How to block conversion of T4–>T3

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Propranolol and PTU

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8
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Types of Thioamides

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PTU (better in pregnancy) and Methimazole

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9
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Mechanism of action: Thioamides

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inhibits thyroid peroxidase

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10
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Mechanism of action: Iodide

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feedback inhibits TRH release–> decreases gland size, fragility and vascularity. NO long term use

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