endocrine Flashcards

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PTU and methimazole which one

A

always methimazole because hepatotoxicity only in the first trimaster PTU

after

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infections in hemochromatosis

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listeria, vibrio vulnificus, yersinia entrocolitica

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3
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amiodarone on TFT

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peripheral conversion of t3 to t4 reduced ,
high inodine contentinhibits hormone synthesis (wolf chiakoff effect)
or induced thyrotoxicosis

that can be 2 type

1; induced hormone sythesis RAIU reduced (radioactive iodine uptake and increased vascularity

  1. destructive; RAID non and decreased vascularity ( treatment for this is glucocorticoids)

if the patient is clinically euthyroid, no treatment is necessary

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4
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sick thyroid syndrome

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T3 decreased ; weight loss !!!!!!!

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5
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subclinical hypothyroidisim

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if tsh more than 10 : levo

if between 5-10 first antithyroid peroxidase ; positive levo

if negetiveif : goier or syptome or preg or ovulatorydysfunction, hypercholesterolemia : levo

if not routine monitoring

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6
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subclinical hyperthyroidism;

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high chance of normalizing repeat in 6-8 weeks

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7
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euthyroid syndrome

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decreseard conversion of t4 to t3 ; starvation certain medication(glucocorticoids, amiodarone) inflammatory cytokines

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8
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management of hypoparathyroidisim

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more than 7.5 ; oral calcium and calcitriol
sever less than 7.5 or high risk features(seizure, tetany, prolonged QT; iv calcuim gluconate

if hyper calciuria; add thiazideand

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9
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calciphylaxis

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arteriolar calcification and tissue ischemia; in end stage renal disease and secondary hyperthyroidism fe

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10
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metaidobenzylguanidine (MIBG)

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for pheo more than 5 cm

or negerive MRI or CT and still cilincaly suspected

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11
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major drug interactions of levothyroxine

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levothyroxin absorbtion; bile acid -binding agents(cholestryamine), Iron , calcium , aluminum hydroxide,

increase TBG; estrogen replacement , oral contoception, tamoxifen

decrease TBG; anderogen, glucocorticoids, anabolic steroid,

increase thyroid hormone metabolism; rifampin. phenytoin, carbamazepine

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12
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beneficial detrimental and neutral effects of MHT9menoposal hormone therapy )

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Beneficial; menopausal symptomes, bone mass, fractures, colon cancer, type 2 diabetes mellitus , all cause mortality age<60

detrimental; venous thromboembolism, breast cancer, coronary heart disease, stroke, gall bladder disease,

neutral, cognition, dementia, endometrial cancer(only increased with unopposed estrogen, ovarian cancer, all cause mortality age>60

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13
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necrolytic migratory erythema

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glucagonema

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