Primary thyroid hypo- function Flashcards

1
Q

T4 normal with low to normal T3 level in blood

A

selenium and copper are needed to cleave T3 from T4 at cellular level.

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2
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_____ deficiency is associated with suba-acute thyroid hypofunction

A

selenium

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3
Q

T4 is a ____ bearing molecule

A

iodine

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4
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low to normal T4 may indicate a need for

A

iodine

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5
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increased T4 can cause a need for decreased

A

iodine

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6
Q

____ and ____ can bind to T4 and cause a false level of T4 and mask an iodine deficiency

A

fluoride and chlorine

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7
Q

TSH is usually over ___ in primary hypothyroid dysfunction

A

4.4

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8
Q

Serum gastrin is usually _____ and ____ 45pg/mL

A

decrease and below

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9
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serum globulin level below 2.4 or above 2.8 indicate

A

hypochlorhydria

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10
Q

serum phosphorus level indicative of hypochlorhydria

A

below 3

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11
Q

if triglycerides and cholesterol are increased

A

primary thyroid hypo-function, hypo-function secondary to anterior pituitary hypo-function and/or adrenal cortical hyper function.

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12
Q

Triglycerides greater than cholesterol suspect

A

adrenal cortical hyper function and or anterior pituitary hypo function are possible (type 4 alcoholism, Syndrome X, lack of exercise, diets high in carbs should be ruled out)

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13
Q

increased serum magnesium and calcium increased

A

often increased with primary thyroid hypo-function or hypo-function secondary to anterior pituitary hypo function

*can’t transfer minerals from blood to tissue

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14
Q

the inability to to transfer mineral from blood to tissue is due to

A

thyroid function, parathyroid function, essential fatty acids and iodine

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15
Q

what is a constant need in both primary and secondary thyroid hypo function?

A

essential fatty acids

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16
Q

Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, MCV, MCH decreased indicate need for

A

iron

17
Q

HCV, MCH increased indicate need for

A

B12, folic acid, B6