Thyroid gland Flashcards

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What are the expected resin uptake lab changes for hyperthyroidism? (T4 and T3 resin uptake)

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elevated T4 and T3 resin uptake

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What are the expected resin uptake lab changes for hypothyroidism? (T4 and T3 resin uptake)

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decreased T4 and T3 resin uptake

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What are the expected resin uptake lab changes for high TBG? (T4 and T3 resin uptake)

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elevated T4

decreased T3 resin uptake

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What are the expected resin uptake lab changes for low TBG? (T4 and T3 resin uptake)

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elevated T3 resin uptake

decreased T4

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What are the expected resin uptake lab changes for hepatic failure? (TBG and T3 resin uptake)

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elevated T3 resin uptake

decreased TBG

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What are the expected resin uptake lab changes for prengancy? (TBG and T3 resin uptake)

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elevated TBG

decreased T3 resin uptake

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What are the expected lab changes for primary hyperthyroidism? (TSH, T3/T4, special antibodies, and iodine uptake)

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elevated T3/T4

decreased TSH

no special antibodies

increased iodine uptake

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What are the expected lab changes for Graves’ disease? (TSH, T3/T4, special antibodies, and iodine uptake)

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Caused by throid stimulating antibodies (form of primary hyperthyroidism)

elevated T3/T4

decreased TSH

thyroid stimulating Abs present

increased iodine uptake

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What clincial feature (no antibody testing) can be used to differentiate non-Grave’s disease primary hyperthyroidism from Grave’s disease hyperthyroidism?

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Exophthalmos, protrusion of the eyes from the orbit, is present in Grave’s disease

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What are the expected lab changes for secondary hyperthyroidism? (TSH, T3/T4, special antibodies, and iodine uptake)

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Caused by TSH-secreting pituitary tumor

elevated TSH and T3/T4

no special antibodies

increased iodine uptake

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What are the expected lab changes for Hashimoto’s thyroiditis? (TSH, T3/T4, special antibodies, and iodine uptake)

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Caused by antithyroid Ab (form of primary hypothyroidism)

elevated TSH

decreased T3/T4

antithyroid Ab present

decreased iodine uptake

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What are the expected lab changes for iodine insufficiency? (TSH, T3/T4, special antibodies, and iodine uptake)

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(form of pirmary hyporthyroidism)

elevated TSH

decreased T3/T4

no special antibodies present

?increased iodine intake

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What are the expected lab changes for secondary hypothyroidism? (TSH, T3/T4, special antibodies, and iodine uptake)

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Caused by decreased TSH secretion from pituitary

decreased TSH and T3/T4

no special antibodies

decreased iodine uptake

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What thyroid pathologies result in goiter formation

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Primary hyperthyroidism (Graves’ disease)

Secondary hyperthyroidism

Primary hypothyroidism (Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and iodine insufficiency)

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