PTH dz Flashcards

1
Q

Hypercalcemia most commonly causeed by outpatient vs inpatient

Renal
Gi
MSK
Neuro
CV sx
A

hyperPTH malignancy

Polyuria, polydipsia, nephrolithiasis
A/N/V/C
bone pain, osteoporosis
confusion, fatigue
short QT, bradycardia
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2
Q

Stones
Bones
Moans
Groans

sx depend on

Mild hyperCa over time can be

rapid inc can present with

A

Kidney stones
bone pain
ab pain/constipation
psych sx

severity, how quickly level inc

asx/kidney stones

altered mental status/death

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3
Q

Tx of hyperCa depends on

asx pt/mild sx (Ca<12)

higher levels cause _____, so ____ is necessary

Pharm agents that may help

A

lab/sx

evaluate underlying cause

dehydration. fluids

Loop diuretics, bisphosphonates, calcitonin

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4
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MCC primary hyperPTH

less common

Sx

dx

next

cured via

A

parathyroid adenoma in one area that oversecretes PTH

2 areas involved (PTH hyperplasia)

can be asx, or hyperCa

Ca/PTH elevated

nuclear PTH scan to identify hyperfxn adenoma

surgical removal

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5
Q

Secondary PTH seen in pt w

kidneys do not convert enough

this stimulates

problem with kidney means that

A

CKD (advanced or on dialysis)

VD to active form, resulting in hypocalcemia

PTH to secrete PTTH

Ca is not elevated

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6
Q

2ndary PTH can result from

this is due to low

labs

prolonged dz leads to

A

malabsorption (IBD, chronic panc, bariatric surgery)

VD (low Ca, elevates PTH)

low/normal Ca

hyperCa (eventially 3ary PTH)

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7
Q

Tertiary PTH means PT glands

Malignancies leading to inc Ca

others (ie SCLC) secrete

A

dysregulated w chronic stimulation (from HypoCa) so PT gland secretes PTH regardless of Ca level

solid tumor, leukemia, MM, bone metastases

ectopic PTH (PTHrP), raising Ca levels

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8
Q

Milk Alkali Syndrome

High intake of milk or CaCarbonate leads to

typical pt

alkalosis will

High intake of Ca

Serum Ca elevation leads to

W CKD, decreased urination

A

HyperCa, Met Alk, renal insufficiency

takes excess CaCarbonate to treat osteoporosis/dyspepsia

stimulate Ca resoption in distal tubule of kidney, dec Ca excretion

rarely causes HyperCa

NF inhibiting PTH, w synthesis of calcitriol

results in problem, as phosphate binders are also being taken (binding Ca)

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9
Q

Pharm causes of hyperCa

additional drug

Familial Hypocalciuric Hypercalcemia

pattern

defect in

inhibits ___ on PT, so PTH will be

Presentation

A

thiazide diuretics- dec urinary Ca excretion

Li- inc PTH

AD

Ca sensor of PT gland

NF, high despite high serum Ca

asx

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10
Q

HypoCa sx

HypoPTH MCC

other cause

Digeorge syndrome causes

A

tetany, Chvosteks (facial muscles contract when tapped rapidly), Trousseas (carpal spasm following occlusion of brachial artery)

surgical excision during thyroidectomy

AI destruction (Rare)

congenital absence of PT glands, birth defects

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11
Q

Pseudohypoparathyroidism occurs when

pt becomes resistant to

PTH levels, Ca/Phos levels

MC condition assc

pattern

sx

A

PTH receptors dont work

PTH

inc, dec, Inc

Albright hereditary osteodystrophy

AD

developmental/skeletal defects

short stature, 4/5 digit

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