thyroid and parathyroid Flashcards
visual signs of hyperthyroidism AND CAUSE
too much t3
bulging eyes
thin hair
tired look
anatomy of thyroid
in the neck
25-30g
thin fibrous capsule of connective tissue
right and left lobes separated by isthmus
t3 and t4 hormone role
increase BMR
brain maturation
If a patient has hypothyroidism, what will their bloods look like
T3 hormone will be low, T4 hormone will be low, Thyroid stimulating hormone will be high
thyroid hormone synthesis basics
release in response to low iodine uptake
tsh binds to TSHR
Iodine enters cell against conc grad with na/i transporter with atp
thyroglobulin in centre of cell, iodine can bind to this with thyroperoxidase
what is important for thyroid hormone production
iodine
in what space is the thyroid gland
C5-T1
HOW is the thyroid seperated into two glands
by an isthmus
blood supply to thyroid gland
superior thyroid arteries- branch of external carotid
supplies anterior and superior portion of gland
inferior thyroid artery - branching of subclavian artery
supplies posterior inferior aspect of gland
thyroid production of T3 and T4
ATE ICE
A- 2nd AT if I with Na/ I symporter
T- thyroglobulin is produced from SER in follicular cell
E- exocytosis of thyroglobulin into follicular lumen via pendrin
I- Iodination of tyrosine molecules on thyroglobulin molecules with thyroid peroxidase to form MIT and DIT
C- coupling of MIT and DIT to make T3 , dit x2 to make T4
E- endocytosis of T3 and T4 into follicular cells , proteases act on the vesicle to free T3/T4
where is thyroglobulin n stored until it is needed
colloid
what is MIT
Monoiodidietyrosine
what is DIT
Diodotyrosine
in what proportion are t3 and t4 formed
T4> T3
how does t3 aid in metabolic action
t3- stimulates carb absorption in SI
Increase FA release from adipocytes
Increase BMR so more energy for metabolism
increase body temp for homeostasis