Thursday - Parathyroid Path - Krafts Flashcards
Most common cause of symptomatic hypercalcemia?
asymptomatic?
malignancy
hyperparathyroid
4 types of hyperparathyroidism and their causes
primary - ademona secondary - hypocalcemia from renal failure tertiary - autonomous parathyroids pseudohyperparathyroidism - PTH-related protein, from lung cancer
Signs of primary hyperparathyroidism
stones - kidney bones - pain - overactive osteoclasts - brown tumor groans - GI probz moans - mental changes
Labs of of primary hyperparathyroidism
increased PTH and Calcium
decreased phosphate
Genetic changes that cause Parathyroid adenoma
increased PRAD 1
decreased MEN 1
Difference between normal tissue and parathyroid adenoma
adenoma as no fat
Cause of secondary hyperparathyroidism
chronic hypocalcemia
- renal failure, usually (because can’t excrete phosphate)
tertiary hyperparathyroidism is from what
hyperfunctional autonomous parathyroid
Causes of hypoparathyroidism
iatrogenic
hereditary
atrophy
signs and symptoms of hypoparathyroid
numbness around mouth
weakness
arrythmias
no dental enamel
2 special signs of hypoparathyroid (hypercalcemia)
trousseau sign
- tap cheeck
chvostek sign
- bp cuff causes spasm