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Thyroid powerpoint reverse Flashcards

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Thyroid gland length

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4-6 cm

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Thyroid gland AP

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2-3 cm

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Throid gland width

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2 cm

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Isthmus diameter

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4-6 mm

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Thyroid in relations with trachea

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lateral

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Thyroid in relations with esophagus and cervical spine

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anterior

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Thyroid in relations with IJV and carotid artery

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medial

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Pyramidal Lobe

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a normal variant extending superior to the isthmus May be seen in pediatric but usually atrophies in the adult present in 15 to 30% of thyroids

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Vascular Supply

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right and left superior thyroid arteries and inferior thyroid arteries

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First branch off the ECA

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right and left superior thyroid arteries

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Venous Drainage

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superior and middle thyroid veins into the jugular vein and the inferior thyroid veins into the inominate vein

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Strap Muscles

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thin sonolucent bands along the anterior surface of thyroid Sternohyoid Omohyoid Sternothyroid

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Sternocleidomastoid muscle location

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anterolaterally to thyroid

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Common Carotid artery and internal jugular vein location

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lateral to thyroid glands

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Longus collie muscle

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Posterior to the thyroid wedge-shaped sonolucent structure adjacent to the cervical vertebrae

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16
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Esophagus is usually hidden because of what

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Trachea

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17
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Minor neurovascular bundle location

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posterior to thyroid

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18
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Parathyroid location

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posterior to thyroid

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19
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Thyroid gland function

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Endocrine gland T3 T4 CALCITONIN

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The production and releae of the thyroid hormones are under the control of

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TSH

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What is TSH produced by

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anterior pituitary gland which is located in the brain

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Calcitonin is important for

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calcium metabolism

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Euthyroid

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state in which the thyroid is producing the right amount of thyroid hormone

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When does hyperthroidism occur

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increased production of T-3 and T-4

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Metabolic rate Body’s growth and development Heart and blood vessel functions Brain function Behavior

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Hormones affects

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Thyroid enlargement Increased metabolic rate Weight loss Nervousness

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Hyperthyroidism results in

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acute situation with uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, usually precipitated by infection or surgery

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Thyroid Storm

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28
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of resulting hyperthermia, tachycardia, heart failure and delirium

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Hyperthyroidism may be life threatening because

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29
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Hypoechoic with diffuse enlargement without palpable nodules Doppler shows increased vascularity (thyroid inferno)

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Sonographic Appearance of hyperthyroidism

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30
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inflammation of thyroid causing swelling and tenderness due to infection

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Diffuse thyroid disease (Thyroiditis)

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caused by infection or autoimmune disorder

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Diffuse thyroid disease (Thyroiditis) is caused by

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enlarged and hypoechoic

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Diffuse thyroid disease (Thyroiditis) sonographic appearance

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usually viral diffuse enlargement tenderness/mild to severe transient hyperthyroidism

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De Quervain’s (sub acute granulamatous)

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goitrous from of autoimmune thyroiditis-(chronic) a. Most common form b. auto-immune- chronic inflammation c. diffuse enlargement possibly asymmetric d. painless/ may develop mild pain over time e. eventual hypothyroidism f. more prevalent in women

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Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis

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a. possibly hypoechoic/normal echo texture b. thick fibrous strands c. Color flow variable can be increased or decreased vascularity with color doppler

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Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis Sonopgraphic appearance

36
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decreased production of T-3 and T-4

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Hypothroidism occurs when theres a

37
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thyroid failure, or abnormalites of the pituitary gland or hypothalamus

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Hypothyroidism may be caused by

38
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thick skin,puffy face,course hair, husky voice

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Hypothyroidsm for adults

39
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decreased physical and mental growth

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Hypothyroidsm for infants and children

40
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increased TSH decreased T4/T3

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Hypothyroidism with a normal functioning pituitary and hypothalmus

41
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decreased TSH increased T4/T3

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Hyperthyroidism with a normal functioning pituitary and hypothalmus

42
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Differentiates between hyperfunctioning “hot”nodules and hypofuntioning “cold” nodules. “Cold” nodules have a higher risk of malignancy

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Nuclear medicine

43
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Palpable enlargement Abnormal thyroid hormone level (s) Palpable mass in neck/thyroid Swelling of the neck Asymmetry of neck Redness and/or tenderness

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Indications for exam

44
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homogenous with fine echogenicity

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Normal gland is

45
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most common abnormality, most common in females age 50-70 Appears as an enlarged, heterogenous

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Multinodular goiter

46
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benign, usually single tumors Appears as a well defined hypoechoic mass 50% will have a halo or ring surrounding

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Follicular adenomas

47
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due to low iodine intake Low T-3 and T-4 levels. More prevelant in females during puberty Uncommon in the US

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Endemic goiter

48
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autoimmune disorder which produces hyperthyoidism Protruding eyeballs, thickening of the skin on the feet Appears as a diffusely enlarged thyroid Increased color doppler due to overactivity of the gland

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Graves Disease Hyperthyroidism

49
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heterogenous gland, increased color flow “thyroid inferno”

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Graves Disease: Sonographic appearance Hyperthyroidism

50
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hypermetabolism, diffuse toxic goiter, exopthalamos

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Graves Disease: Clinical Findings Hyperthyroidism

51
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women over 30

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Graves Disease: more common in what gender and age Hyperthyroidism

52
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papillary, follicular, medullary

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Malignant

53
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may be isoechoic, hypoechoic, cystic or solid

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Tumor characteristics

54
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multiple nodules are present

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Risk of malignancy decreases when

55
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definitive diagnosis

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FNA is necessary for

56
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4 glands 2 superior 2 inferior

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Parathyroid

57
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PTH (parathormone) which maintains the proper calcium levels in the blood

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Parathyroid secretes

58
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congenital,benign cysts located within the midline of the neck superior to the thyroid gland near the hyoid bone Asymptomatic, although may become painful when inflammed

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Thyroglossal duct cyst

59
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benign congenital cysts found most often near the angle of the mandible

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Branchial cleft cysts

60
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Enlargement termed lymphadenopathy Greater than 1cm (Beth says 2cm) Can result from infections and malignancies May lose their normal hilar features and contain calcifications

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Cervical Lymph nodes

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Performed by Radiologist Guided by ultrasound Cells read by Pathologist Results to endocrinologist

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Thyroid FNA’s

62
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diffuse toxic hyperplasia (Graves Disease) Toxic Multinodular Goiter Toxic Adenoma makes up 99% of cases

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Disorder associated with hyperthyroidism

63
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Thyroid enlargement

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Nontoxic Simple Goiter Clinical Findings

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sometimes smooth, sometime nodular possible compressoin of surrounding tissue

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Nontoxic Simple Goiter Sonographic Appearance

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Thyroidism Hypothyroidism Neoplasm

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Nontoxic Simple Goiter Differential Considerations

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Thyroid Enlargment

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Toxic Multinodular Goiter Clinical Findings

67
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enlarged inhomogeneous gland can have focal scarring, focal ischemia, necrosis, and cyst formation

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Toxic Multinodular Goiter Sonographic Appearance

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Neoplasm Cyst

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Toxic Multinodular Goiter Differential Consideration

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Diffuse toxic goiter

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Graves Disease Clinical Findings

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Diffusely homogeneous and enlarge

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Graves Disease Sonographic Findings

71
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Neoplasm Ophthalmopathy Cutaneous manifestation Hyperthyroidism

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Graves Disease Differential Consideration

72
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swelling and tenderness of thyroid later hypthyroidism

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Thyroidism Clinical Findings

73
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homogeneous enlargement with nodularity later inhomogeneous

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Thyroidism Sonographic Appearacne

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Neoplasm

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Thyroidism Differential Consideration

75
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solitary nodule or multiple nodule

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Cyst Clinical Findings

76
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Anechoic areas, echogenic fluid, or moving fluid levels1

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Cyst Sonographic Appearance

77
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Toxic multinodular goiter

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Cyst Differential Consideration

78
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Usually euthyroid or hyperthyroid

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Adenoma Clinical Findings

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Compression of adjacent structure fibrous encapsulation ranges from anechoic to hyperechoic may have a halo

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Adenoma Sonographic Appearance

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Grave’s Disease

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Adenoma Differential Consideration

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