Parathyroid - Exam 3 Flashcards by Emillie Dodd | Brainscape

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active cells

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chief cells, produces PTH (increase blood Ca2+ levels)

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parafolicullar cell “c cell”

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produces calcitonin, counterbalance to PTH

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hormones involved in calcium metabolism

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PTH, vitamin D, calcitonin, calcidiol

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increase calcium =

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increase calcitonin

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decrease calcium =

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increase PTH

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3 organs with calcium metabolism

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bone, kidney, GI tract

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direct effect organs

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bone, kidney

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indirect effect organ

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GI tract

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bone increase in calcium

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increase storage

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bone decrease calcium

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increase mobilization

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kidney increase calcium

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increase excretion

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kidney decrease calcium

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increase absorption

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GI tract increase calcium

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increase excretion

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GI tract decrease calcium

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increase absorption, vitamin D3

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