PHYS 2 Thyroid Gland Flashcards

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Thyroid gland

produces?

functional unit? surrounded by? filled with? size?

also contains what cells? secrete what?

blood supply?

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thyroid hormones are synthesized by?

colloid is composed of?

epithelium sits on?

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secretory products of the thyroid gland are? (one term for both)

which reaction is quicker?

pathway for either? (synthesis)

two locations for synthesis?

major secretory product?

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conversion of T4 to T3. where?

what gets changed?

occurs through the action of what?

break down of sources of T3 (percentages)

provides T3 for uptake when?

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peripheral conversion of T4 to T3

clinical states associated with reduction in conversion? (3)

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synthesis of thyroid hormones complex

basolateral has what transporters?

apical?

7 steps for synthesis.

when iodide is restricted what formation is favored?

what mimics dietary I- deficiency?

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inhibitor of I trap? (what receptor)

what inhibits the function of peroxidase?

effective treatment for hyperthyroidism

High levels of I-?

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levels of iodine/iodide in thyroid gland

trap?

leak?

colloid? (T3/T4)

follicle cell? (T3/T4)

TG stored in colloid last how long?

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the activity of the thyroid gland assessed by?

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transport of thyroid hormones

circulate in bloodstream?

equillibrium between bound and free?

main binding proteins?

(3)

most common synthesized where? higher affin for?

most circulating TH is? half-lifes?

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Circulating levels of TBG can be assessed how?

how is this performed?

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12
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changes in blood levels of TGB and free TH in clinical scenarios

Hyperthyroidism

Hypothyroidism

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changes in blood levels of TGB alter what?

hepatic failure? TGB blood level?

free T3/4? followed by?

Pregnancy? TGB blood level?

bound T3/4? free?

causes?

total levels of T3 and T4 do what? but?

person is said to be _____?

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Major control of synthesis and secretion of thyroid hormone is via the?

Role of TSH is?

TSH is regulated by?

TSH secretion occurs at? in contrast to?

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actions of TSH on the thyroid gland

second messenger?

2 types of actiosn on thyroid gland?

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trophic effect= growth

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16
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summary of factors affecting thyroid hormone secretion

Stimulatory factors (3)

inhibitory factors (6)

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TH hormones cause synthesis of?

New proteins? of note?

in cardiac muscle cells?

liver and adipose?

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actions in human body of TH?

19
Q

Thyroid hormones effect on BMR?

how? how long does it take to do this? how long does it last?

Hyperthyroidism leads to?

hypothyroidism?

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actions of TH on metabolism

lipid? (4)

Carbohydrate?

(2)

21
Q

cardiovascular effects of thyroid hormones

indirect (4) and direct effects (3)?

T3 can do what which will increase what?

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TH stimulate synthesis of what receptors?

causes?

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Thyroid hormones additional effects?

(2)

G- how?

C-TH important for? deficiency during what period causes what to happen?

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Hyperthyroidism due to? primary hyperthyroidism? secondary hyperthyroidism? TSH levels? should be? opposite if?
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Grave's disease is what? what is causing this to happen? TSH levels?
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Graves disease major clinical signs? (know scientific name) diagnosed by? presence of? distinguishes from what?
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causes of hypothyroidism 2 type? p? (4) O- (3)
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treatment of hypothyroidism? higher dose required for? if overprescribed to who it can cause what?
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Hashimoto's thyroiditis what is it? another characteristic? has what effect?
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cretinism causes? symptoms? what results in cretinism
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Hypothyroidism due to iodine deficiency leads to? what hormone level elevated or depressed? what is present?
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in general Hyperthyroidism does what? hypothyroidism?
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Goiter can develop in response to? including?
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TSH test is used for?