Calcium Pales Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

tx osteoporosis

A

PTH - weird

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2
Q

stimulation of PTH release

A

low Ca

high Mg

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3
Q

obese patient, sits around watching TV, tums, mylanta

A

milk alkali

-cause of hyperCa

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4
Q

most common hyperCa cause

A

primary hyperPTH

parathyroid adenoma
-seen with MEN1

mostly - asymptomatic**

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5
Q

tertiary hyperPTH

A

reduced Vit D activation with renal disease
> leading to elevated PTH
> lots of stimulation causes glands to become hyperplastic and become unregulated by vit D

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6
Q

familial benign hypocalciuric hypercalcemia

A

low calcium in urine - high in blood

LOF mutation in CaSR - calcium sensor in parathyroid

high PTH, despite high Ca

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7
Q

stones, bones, groans, moans, overtones

A

hyperCa

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8
Q

skin necrosis with hyperCa

A

calciphylaxis

deposits in small arterioles

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9
Q

calcium deposits in cornea

A

band keratopathy

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10
Q

osteotitis fibrosis cystica

A

with hyperPTH

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11
Q

high PTH and high 24 hour urine Ca

A

primary hyper PTH

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12
Q

hyperCa, high PTH and low 24 hour urine Ca

A

benign familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia

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13
Q

low PTH with hyperCa

A

cancer, granulomatous, drug, thyroid

check PTH-rP and vit D metabolites

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14
Q

tx of hyperCa

A

IV fluid
furosemide - loop
bisphosphonate

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15
Q

di george

A

CATCH-22

has autoimmune hypoPTH

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16
Q

acquired hypoPTH

A
post thyroidectomy
autoimmune
heavy metal - copper, Fe
Mg deficiency - alcoholism
infection
tumor
granulomatous
17
Q

pseudohypoPTH

A

end organ resistance to PTH

results in hypercalciuria

18
Q

soft spot baby head, bony necklace, curved bones, lumpy joints, bowed legs

A

rickets

vit D deficiency

19
Q

hypoMg

A

cofactor for PTH release

20
Q

acute hypoCa

A

cramp, tetany, irritability, carpopedial spasm, convulsions, tingling

21
Q

chronic hypoCa

A

lethargy, personality changes, anxiety, bulrry vision, parkinson, mental retardation

22
Q

troussea sign

A

hypoCa

-BP cuff causes spasm

23
Q

chovstek sign

A

tap facial muscle - contract

sign of hypoCa

24
Q

work up for hypoCa

A

look at albumin**

25
albumin and Ca
every 1 down for albumin | -add 0.8 to Ca
26
high PTH, high Cr, high P
secondary hyperPTH of renal failure
27
high PTH, normal Cr, normal P
measure VIt Ds
28
high PTH, normal Cr, high P
consider PTH resistance
29
osteotis deformans
pagets disease accelerated bone turnover
30
pagets cardiac
high output failure | -high vascular to bones
31
follow pagets disease
alk phosphate
32
dexa scan scores
normal > -1 osteopenia -1 - 2-5 osteoporosis < -2.5
33
erosive esophagitis and jaw osteonecrosis
with bisphosphonate
34
denosumab
binds RANKL
35
tertiary hyperPTH
need high Cr - renal failure
36
sestamibi scan
to localized hot nodule in hyperPTH