Thyroid Drugs (blue highlights only) Flashcards

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Indication for propanolol (thyroid)

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widely used to reduce heart rate and tremor during thyroid storm

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MOA propanolol

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inhibits conversion of T4 to T3, which occurs in peripheral tissues; may help reverse reduced SVR

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Methimazole MOA

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blocks iodide organification by inhibiting TPO (like all thioamides)

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4
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Most sensitive screening test for hyperthyroidism and primary hypothyroidism

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TSH (if in normal ranges, these Dx are excluded)

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5
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Drug that impairs levothyroxine absorption

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cholestyramine

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6
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When is radioactive iodine therapy for thyroid cancer contraindicated?

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in pregnancy

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7
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indications atenolol

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hyperthyroidism!

  • graves disease
  • thyroid storm
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MOA perchlorate

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inhibits thyroid hormone production by blocking the sodium/iodine symporter

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9
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How to control amiodarone-induced thyroid dysfunction

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perchlorate

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10
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Rare, serious toxicity associated with thioamides (methimazole) ?

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agranulocytosis

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