Endocrine Flashcards
(149 cards)
Orphan annie, psammoma bodies
Papillary
Most common thyroid malignancy
Papillary
Ground glass, pale nuclei w/ inclusions and central grooving
Papillary
Ret gene
Papillary & Medullary
Amyloid stroma
Medullary
HypoCa, RET gene
Medullary
Calcitonin, C-cells
Medullary
Invasion of tumor capsule & blood vessels
Follicular carcinoma - adenoma does not invade capsule
Dense fibrous capsule
Follicular adenoma
RAS gene
Follicular
Hematogenous spread, no needle bx thyroid Ca type?
Follicular
NON-tender thyroiditis, very low RAIU
Subacute LYMPHOCYTIC
Tender thyroid, very low RAIU
Subacute/De Quervains Granulomatous
Firm thyroid
Riedel’s fibrosing
Chvostek & Trousseau sign
HypOCa d/t PT resection/hypothyroidism, CKD –> dec 1,25OH
Diffuse inc RAIU uptake –> most likely to develop hypOthyroidism
Grave’s (vs. subacute or exogenous=dec/low, tumor = patchy)
Scalloping of colloid
Grave’s - Ab to TSH-Receptor
SE of RAI tx for Graves’ (#1 choice)
Worse proptosis (10%) (pre-tx w/ steroids), perm hypOthyroidism (80%)
Use of anti-thyroid drugs for Grave’s
PTU in preg, PTU –> vaculitis, Both PTU & MMI –> agranulocytosis
Risks/SE of thyroid surgery
Laryngeal nerve damage, hypoCa
Low TSH, Inc T4, hot RAIU uptake
Functioning nodule –> I2 ablation or ?lobectomy
Low TSH, inc T4, cold RAIU next step?
U/S FNA –> usually tx w/ RAI?
Unsure US FNA, non-functioning RAIU scan
Cancer –> surgery
Low TSH, high T4,3, low RAIU, next step?
Measure Ig - low = exogenous, high = thyroiditis, extraglandular production