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Pathology of the Thyroid I Flashcards

1
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thyroid axis

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hypothalamus - TRH
anterior pituitary - TSH
thyroid - T3 and T4

T3 and T4 negative feedback on hypothalamus and anterior pituitary

TSH receptor - GPCR

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42yo F sweating, pounding heart, weight loss, enlarged nontender thyroid, wide eye gaze

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hyperthyroidism

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eye protrusion in graves

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accumulation of loose CT behind eyeballs

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thyroid function testing

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serum TSH and T4
ultrasound/radionucleotide uptake studies
serum Abs

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low TSH and high T4

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hyperthyroid

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6
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high TSH and low T4

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hypothyroid

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normal thyroid

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euthyroid

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ultrasound of thyroid

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tells you cystic vs. solid

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toxic

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hyperfunctioning

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elevated T3 and T4

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thyrotoxicosis

-hypermetabolic state

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majority of hyperthyroid

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graves disease

diffuse hyperplasia of thyroid

also caused by multinodular goiter and thyroid adenoma

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12
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3 most common causes of thyrotoxicosis

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graves disease**
multinodular goiter
thyroid adenoma

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T4 vs. T3

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T3 higher activity

T4 higher levels (10:1)

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14
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overactive sympathetics

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with hyperthyroidism

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increased metabolism, heat intolerance, weight loss with increased appeitite, tachycardia, palpitations, cardiomegaly, anxiety, insomnia

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hyperthyroidism

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early manifestations of hyperthyroidism

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cardiac manifestations

tachy, palps, cardiomegaly

also atrial fib possible

complication - CHF

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low output heart failure

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thyrotoxic cardiomyopathy

reversible left ventricular dysfunction

individuals with hyperthyroidism

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18
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GI and hyperthyroid

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hypermotility, diarrhea, malabsorption

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19
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lid lag

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seen with hyperthyroid

-due to sympathetic overstiulation of mullers muscle (superior tarsal m)

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proptosis

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graves disease

protrusion of eyeballs

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21
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skeletal system and hyperthyroid

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thyroid hormone - stimulates osteoporosis and increased fracture risk

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sudden onset of severe hyperthyroid

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thyroid storm

patient with graves disease and sudden increase in stress on body (infection, surgery,, etc.)

febrile and tachycardia

complication - untreated patient can die due to cardiac arrhythmias

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women with hypothyroid

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don’t overtreat - can lead to osteoporosis

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teratoma

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commonly has thyroid tissue as well**

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25
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exopthalmos

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graves disease

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26
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rash on front of shins

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pretibial myxedema

-seen in graves disease

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most common cause of endogenous hyperthyroid

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graves disease

28
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graves disease

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females age 20-40yo

autoantibodies for TSH receptor - TSI

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TSI

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thyroid stimulating immunoglobulin

antibody present in graves disease** 90% of patients

30
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symmetrical enlargement of thyroid

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graves disease

diffuse hypertrophy and hyperplasia

diffuse enlargement of thyroid**

31
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diffuse enlargement of thyroid

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graves disease

  • also increased blood supply
  • may hear bruit
32
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beefy red thyroid, heat intolerance, palpitations, enlarged thyroid, bruit

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graves disease

33
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exopthalmos with graves

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inflammatory process causes this - glycosaminoglycan and lymphoid infiltrate deposition**

tx will move eyeballs back

if bad - corneal abrasions bc can’t close eyelids

34
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sympathetic overactivity

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wide, staring gaze and lid lag

35
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pretibial myxedema

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seen in graves disease

basis of this localization is not clear

only in minority of patients

36
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diagnosis of graves disease

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elevated T4 and T3
depressed TSH levels

radioiodine scan - diffuse increased uptake of iodine

37
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prognosis of graves disease

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tx - beta-blockers for sympathetic sx

also to decrease thyroid hormone synthesis - thionamides, radioiodine ablation, thyroidectomy

38
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surgery in graves

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if large goiter compressing surrounding structure

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42yo F weight gain, constipation, feels cold, thyroid symmetric and diffusely enlarged, TSH increased, T4 decreased

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hypothyroid

decreased uptake on radionucleotide study

40
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anti-TPO antibodies

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hypothyroid

-hashimotos

41
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common cause of hypothyroid

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hashimotos

autoimmune destruction of thyroid

anti-TPO Abs

42
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weight loss

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graves

43
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weight gain

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hashimotos

44
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graves vs. hashimotos

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chronic inflammation in hashimotos

overstimulation in graves

45
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pregnant women

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hard to diagnose thyroid function

46
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congenital hypothyroidism

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worldwide

endemic iodine deficiency

47
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autoimmune hypothyroidism

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most common in iodine sufficient areas of world

48
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live in mountains

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goiter belt - central or south america

eat green veggies, live in himalayas, diffuse enlargement of neck

hypothyroid**

49
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hypothyroid in childhood

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cretinism

50
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severe mental retardation, short stature, coarse facial features, protruding tongue, umbilical hernia

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hypothyroid

maternal T3 and T4 cross placenta - critical for fetal brain development

51
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myxedema

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hypothyroidism in older child or adult

slowing of physical and mental activity

listless, cold intolerant, overweight

constipation, decreased sweating (decreased sympathetics)

52
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atherogenic profile

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with hypothyroidism

increased in total cholesterol and LDL levels

increased cardiovascular problems

53
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nonpitting edema, broad coarse facial features, enlarged tongue, deep voice

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hypothyroid

54
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thyroiditis

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inflammation of thyroid gland

55
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fibrous thyroiditis

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reidel

56
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subtypes of thyroiditis

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hashimoto - most common
granuloma (de quervain)
subacute lymphocytic thyroiditis

57
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needle aspiration of thyroid with lots of lymphocytes

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hashimotos

-inflammatory process

58
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hurthle cells

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in hashimoto thyroiditis

thyroid follicle atrophy lined with epithelial cells with abundant eosinophilic granular cytoplasm

59
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painless enlargement of thyroid, symmetric and diffuse enlargement

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hashimotos

60
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transient thyrotoxicosis

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hypothyroid preceded by transient thyrotoxicosis

in hashimotos - hashitoxicosis

during this phase - T3 and T3 elevated, TSH depressed, radioactive iodine uptake decreased

then later - T4 and T3 levels fall

61
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increased risk of developing other autoimmune disease

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hashimotos

both endocrine and nonendocrine

62
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increased risk for development of marginal zone B cell lymphomas in thyroid

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with hashimotos disease

63
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subacute lymphocytic thyroiditis

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middle aged women - often occurs after pregnancy
-postpartum thyroiditis

painless thyroiditis

antithyroid peroxidase (TPO) antibodies**

1/3 individuals to overt hypothyroid over 10 year period

64
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granulomatous thyroiditis

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de quervains

women age 40-50yo

triggered by viral infection
-history of upper respiratory infection

multinucleated giant cells

65
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upper respiratory infection followed by thyroiditis

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granulomatous thyroiditis

66
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painful thyroid

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granulomatous thyroiditis

67
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fibrosis involving thyroid

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reidel thyroiditis

rare disorder

associated with fibrosis of retroperitoneum
-manifestation of IgG4 autoimmune disease

Endo II (12 decks)

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