Endocrine pt 1 Tuesday highlights Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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In Primary hypERthyroid disease T3/T4 will be _______ and TSH will be _______

A

high; low

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Primary hypOthyroid disease T3/T4 will be ________ and TSH will be _______

A

low; high

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In central hypERthyroid pituitary disease, TSH will be ________and T3/T4 will be ______

A

high; high

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In central hypOthyroid disease, TSH will be ______ and T3/T4 will be ________

A

low; low

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5
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Hyperthyroid: What areas can it affect?

A

1) Heart
2) Gut
3) Brain
4) Bone
5) Temp
6) Metabolism
7) Nerves

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6
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T/F: Hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism have opposite symptoms

A

True

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7
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Thyroid Storm & thyroiditis are kinda related to what?

A

Hyperthyroidism

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8
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_____________ edema is a sign of Grave’s on an exam

A

Nonpitting

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9
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List 5 ways to Tx Grave’s

A

1) Radioactive iodine can be used
2) Thioamides (Methimazole or propylthiouracil (PTU))
3) Beta blockers
4) Steroids
5) Iodine

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10
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What Tx for Grave’s is teratogenic in the 1st trimester?

A

Methimazole

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11
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Heart failure (high output) may occur with what thyroid issue?

A

Thyroid storm

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12
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Thyroiditis is linked to what?

A

Both hypothyroid and hyperthyroid

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13
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What is the first line Tx for Hashimoto’s?

A

Levothyroxine

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14
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When do you need to increase levothyroxine doses for Hashimoto’s?

A

During pregnancy

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15
Q

Hashimoto’s Tx:
What are the levothyroxine doses for:
1) Kids
2) Adults
3) Elderly

A

1) 4mcg / kg / day (highest in kids)
2) 1.6mcg/ kg/ day
3) 1 mcg/ kg/ day

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16
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Usual starting dose of levothyroxine for Hashimoto’s is ________ in adults and ________ in elderly patients

17
Q

W. Hashimoto’s, patients should always be familiar with “their brand or generic”- if the manufacturer is changed- it can affect ____________ and _________

A

absorption and lab values

18
Q

Subclinical hypothyroid: You can definitely give levothyroxine if the TSH is ________ or higher

19
Q

Silent (lymphocytic) / Postpartum returns to euthyroid when?

A

in 12-18 months

20
Q

What should you do for Silent (lymphocytic) / Postpartum?

A

No thyroid meds, just watch

21
Q

Name a condition that involves a painful thyroid gland

A

Subacute / Dequervain Thyroiditis (also called granulomatous)

22
Q

Subacute / Dequervain Thyroiditis (also called granulomatous): What are 2 things you see on labs?

A

Primary hyperthyroid profile early in the disease  may shift to euthyroid profile  hypothyroid profile
Normal thyroid antibodies
Pt may be hypothyroid; Usually lasts 12-18 months

23
Q

Most common cause in the U.S. of hypothyroidism is?

A

Hashimoto’s

24
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2-6 weeks of hyperthyroidism followed by permanent hypothyroidism describes what?

A

Hashimoto’s

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