Week 8: hypo/ hyper thyroidism Flashcards

1
Q

thyroid hormone functions to increase ___ and ____ in the body. When we see an increase in thyroid hormone were going to see an increases in ____ _____

A

metabolism
protein synthesis
metabolic activity

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2
Q

TH Influences ___ and _____ in children as its necessary for them to attain sexual maturity and mental development

A

growth and development

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3
Q

stimulation of the ____ that we need more thyroid hormone or when there are outside stressors such as cold or __ or ___ response that hypothalamus is going to release more thyroid releasing hormone.

A

hypothalmus

fight or flight

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4
Q

The _____ release is going to move to that ______ ____ where it’s going to trigger the release of TSH which is then going to go to the blood to that thyroid gland which will stimulate the production and release of ___ and ____

A

TRH
anterior pituitary
t3
t4

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5
Q

___ feedback will tell the hypothalamus that we have had enough thyroid hormone

A

negative

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6
Q

_____ is a lack of thyroid hormone

A

hypothyroidism

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7
Q

____ ___ is an issue with thyroid gland itself, this could be ___ or ____ and result in deficient production and release of thyroid hormone t3 and t4.

A

primary hypothyroidism
congenital
aquired

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8
Q

in acquired ___ hypothyroidism typically a description of the thyroid gland so we are destroying the cells that produce and release the thyroid hormones

A

primary

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9
Q

in ___ causes there is an issue in pituitary gland- the pituitary is not secreting that TSH, typically that is the result of a ___ ___ or ____ process

A

secondary
pituitary adenoma
cancerous

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10
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hypothalamus is not releasing that _____ we consider that a ____ disorder because it’s related to the hypothalamus.

A

TRH

teritary

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11
Q

Autoimmunity is a ___ cause of hypothyroidism Could also be related to an___ ____. ___ is a component of ____ ____

A

primary
iodine deficiency
iodine
thyroid hormone

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12
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for clinical manifestations of hypothyroidism think very ____ metabolism in the body

A

low

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13
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signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism are

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  • Fatigue, weakness, lethargy
  • cold intolerance
  • constipations,
  • dry skin, corse hair,
  • impaired reproduction, impaired memory
  • weight gain
  • myxedema
  • Decreased cardiac output, bradycardia
  • enlarged tongue
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14
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_____ is type of ____ that occurs in someone with long standing _____. There are deposits and other things in the dermis that alter composition of it, that leads to fluid coming into those areas and other depositions as well.

A

myxedema
edema
hypothyroidism

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15
Q

someone with ___ may have swelling in the the ___ and ____. We can also see that in the hands and feet and tongue

A

myxedema
eyes
face

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16
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___ ____ which is a medical emergency they are going to have severe hypotension, respiratory depression, severe hypothermia.

A

myxedema coma

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17
Q

treatment of ____ ____ give them hormone. seen in person not taking their medications for _____ or they sick leading the body wanting to ramp up its metabolic state but they don’t have the ___ ___ to do that so they may need extra ___ ____ during those periods illness.

A

myxedema coma
hypothyroidism
thyroid hormone
thyroid hormone

18
Q

signs of myxedema coma

A
–Weakness
–Confusion
–Feeling cold
–Low body temperature
–Swelling of the body- diffuse edema 
–Difficulty breathing
–Precipitated by acute event (e.g. infection, trauma, surgery, heart failure, cva)-Is not always preceded by myxedema
**can lead to death if not treated quickly**
19
Q

to diagnose hypothyroidism a ___ and __ should be done and ___ studies

A

history and physical

lab

20
Q

labs for hypothyroidism are ___, ___ ____, ____ ___, and ___ uptake. the amount of ___ and ___ circulating the blood. Thyroid ____ and ____ can be checked if worried about autoimmune process

A
TSH
free t4
total t3
t4 uptake 
t3 
t4 
autoantibodies
antithyroglobulin
21
Q

in Primary Hypothyroidism there will be a ___ T4,and ___ TSH

22
Q

in secondary hypothyroidism there is going to be ___ t4 and ___ TSH

23
Q

treatment for hypothyroidism is _____ ____ ____ because that thyroid gland is not producing any hormone.

A

lifelong hormone replacement therapy

They are going to be on levothyroxine or synthroid the level depends on the person

24
Q

if secondary issue treatment might be ____ if its a ____ or ____. its possible for the ___ to start producing adequate levels of ___

A

surgical
pituitary adenoma
carcinoma
TSH

25
Q

____ is a Condition of excess ___ ___, it can be related to excess stimulation of thyroid gland so that would be a _____ _____

A

hyperthyroidism
thyroid hormone
primary hyperthyroidism

26
Q

___ ____ is most common form of hyperthyroidism in U.S. it is an ___ condition

A

graves disease

autoimmune

27
Q

in the ____ process of ____ ____ the IgG to bind to ____ ___ on the thyroid cells leading to stimulation and causing them to produce and release more thyroid hormone than normal

A

autoimmune
graves disease
TSH receptors

28
Q

the cause of hyperthyroidism is ____ but does lead to excess stimulation and release of that thyroid hormone

29
Q

the secondary form of ____ can be cancerous also

A

hyperthyroidism

30
Q

for the clinical manifestations of ___ think about over stimulation or overworking the cells can ____. So often in someone with hyperthyroidism we see a ___

A

hyperthyroidism
enlarge
groiter

31
Q

the general manifestations of hyperthyroidism relate to an ___ in ____

A

increase

metabolism

32
Q

general manifestations of hyperthyroidism are

A
weight loss 
tremors 
aggitation
palpitations
tachycardia, weakness
heat intolerance, sweating
diarrhea and increased appetite 
fine hair, oily skin
restlessness, irritability and anxiety 
exophthalmos
33
Q

thyroid storm

A

if there is too much stimulation of that thyroid gland and too much thyroid hormone is being released around the body that is a dangerous

-increased HR and BP and temp

34
Q

thyroid storm occurs when a person is ____ or has __. Severe CNS effects (agitation, restlessness, delirium)

A

stressed

infection

35
Q

hyperthyroidism requires a ___ and ___ and lab tests.

A

history

physical

36
Q

lab tests for hyperthyroidism involve ____, ___, and ___. patient can be given ____ ____, if we see a lot of uptake of that thyroid gland when we do an xray

A

TSH
t3
t4
radioactive iodine

37
Q

Free___ and increased uptake of radioactive iodine by the thyroid gland confirms diagnosis

38
Q

in either case for hyperthyroidism we will see a high __/___. Now we are going to look at that ____ level and whether it’s low or high will let us know if it’s a ___ or ____condition

A
t3 
t4 
TSH 
primary 
secondary
39
Q

Primary ___ will have LOW TSH

A

hyperthyroidism

40
Q

Primary hyperthyroidism has a high ___ and high ___

41
Q

treatment for hyperthyroidism involves ____ treatment, destruction of all or part of the gland with ___ ___, or ___ removal

A

pharmacological
radioactive iodine
surgical