Parathyroid Flashcards
What is the function if PTH ?
🔺free Ca in the blood
- 🔝Ca & PO4 absorption in GIT
- 🔝 Ca & PO4 from bone resorption
- 🔝 Ca reabsorption from DCT
- ⬇️ PO4 reabsorption in PCT
🟢 activate 1a-hydroxylase » 🔝 calcitriol
PTH:
[…] serum Ca
[…] serum PO4
[…] urine PO4
[…] urine cAMP
🔺 serum Ca
🔻 serum PO4
🔺 urine PO4
🔺 urine cAMP
How serum ions affects regulation of PTH secretion?
🔻 serum Ca » 🔝 PTH secretion
🔺 serum PO4 » 🔝 PTH secretion
🔻 serum Mg » 🔝 PTH secretion
🔻🔻 serum Mg » ⬇️ PTH secretion
Changes in blood […] alter PTH by affecting ionizing Ca concentration
pH
🔺 pH: albumin bind ionized Ca 🔺PTH
🔻pH:🔻 PTH
1° hypoparathyroidism
[…] PTH […] Ca […] PO4
🔻 PTH 🔻 Ca 🔺 PO4
#surgical resection
#autoimmune / Di-George
PTH-independent hypercalcemia
[…] PTH […] Ca […] PO4
🔻 PTH 🔺 Ca 🔻 PO4
#malignancy
# 🔝Ca intake
# 🔝 Vitamin D
1° hyperparathyroidism
[…] PTH […] Ca […] PO4
🔺 PTH 🔺 Ca 🔻 PO4
#adenoma (80%)
#hyperplasia (15%)
#carcinoma
2° hyperparathyroidism
[…] PTH […] Ca […] PO4
🔺 PTH 🔻 Ca 🔺 PO4
#CKD
#VitD deficiency
3° hyperparathyroidism
[…] PTH […] Ca […] PO4
🔺 PTH 🔺 Ca 🔻 PO4
#autonomous (refractory) sHPT due CKD
Hypoparathyroidism manifestations:
- Neuromuscular (tetany, paresthesia, seizure, 🔝DTR)
- Cataract
- Arrhythmia
- Osteomalacia
Carpal spasm with occlusion of brachial artery with BP cuff
Trousseau sign
HypoCalcemia
Contraction of facial muscles with tapping facial nerve
Chovstek sign
HypoCalcemia
What are the manifestations of HyperCalcemia ?
-Stones (renal stones)
-Thrones (polyuria)
-Groans (abdominal pain)
-Bones (bone pain)
-Psychiatric overtone (depression, anxiety, insomnia ..)
Most common cause of 1° hyperparathyroidism : […]
Adenoma
Primary Hyperparathyroidism may be associated with […] syndrome
MEN 1 or 2a