Thyroid Flashcards
Where does parathyroid hormone work?
Bone and kidney
How is PTH stimulated?
Decreased of Calcium and increased of PO4
What does PTH do?
-Stimulates osteoclastic bone resorption
-Stimulates bone formation that is couple to bone resorption
-Increases renal tubular reabsorption of Calcium*
-Enhances renal elimination of phosphates*
What do thyroid C cells do?
The opposite of PTH
-inhibits osteoclast resorption
-delays Calcium absorption from intestine
-Increases calcium urinary excretion
How are c cells in the thyroid stimulated?
High blood calcium
Where does thyroid hormone synthesis occur?
Follicules
What hormone are follicular cells under control of?
TSH
Where are thyroid hormones stored in?
Gelatinous protein colloid
What organ uses iodine?
Thyroid
What portion of the iodine is absorbed?
1/3 of diet iodine goes to thyroid, the rest is excreted by kidney
Iodide binds to amino acid _ residues in the _ _.
tyrosine, thyroglobulin molecule
Where is the thyroglobulin molecule when its binding to iodide?
In the cell
Which thyroid hormone is produced more?
T4 = 97%
Which thyroid hormone is produced more?
T4 = 97%
T4 goes where after being synthesized?
Liver- turns into T3 and rT3 inactive form of T3