thyroid plus randos Flashcards

1
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HLA associated with hashimoto

A

HLA-DR5

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2
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histologic findings of hashimoto thyroiditis

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hurthle cells

lymphoid aggregates w/germinal centers

  • increased risk for non-hodgkins lymphoma
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3
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causes of congenital hypothyroidism

presentation and ‘name’ of congenital hypothyroidism

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CRETINISM

maternal hypothyroidism
thyroid agenesis

thyroid dysgenesis

pot-belly

pale

puffy face

protruding umbilicus

protuberant tongue

poor brain development

6 p’s!

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4
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subacute thyroiditis(de quervain) presentation

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self-limiting hypothyroidism after a URI

jaw pain

increased ESR

very tender thyroid

think: de querVAIN is associated with PAIN

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5
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riedel thyroiditis presentation

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form of hypothyroidism where thyroid is replaced by fibrous tissue - rock hard

hard painless goiter

can extend to local structures

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6
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PTH is released from what cell type?

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chief cells in the parathyroid

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7
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hashimoto has an antibody against?

A

thyroperoxidase

anti-thyroperoxidase can be seen in graves as well but is most common in hashimoto

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8
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most sensitive test to SCREEN for thyroid disease

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serum TSH

most sensitive for SCREENING

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9
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what is ESR

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it is the erythrocyte sedimentation rate

it is a marker of chronic inflammation; in inflammation there stacking of the erythrocytes due to increased “pro-sedimentation” products like fibrinogen. this causes an increase in the ESR

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