Hypercalcemia Flashcards

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What condition can make PTH-RP less reliable?

A

CKD

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what is the name of the cells that secrete PTH?

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chief cells

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3
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What does oxyphil cells do?

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no known role, uptake of sestamibi to allow for localization

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4
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What is the 3 ways that PTH increases calcium levels?

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  1. leads to vitamin D hydoxylation (25(OH)D -> 1,25(OH)2D3) which increases calcium absorption
  2. leads to calcium reabsorption at the levels
    3.increases osteoclast activity leading to reabsorption of calcium from the bones
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5
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what produces calcitonin

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c cells from the thyroid

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roles of calcitonin

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  1. increases calcium deposition in bone
  2. decrease calcium uptake in the intestines
  3. decrease calcium reabsorption from urine
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7
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what can lead to false positive sestamibi scans?

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  1. Thyroid adenoma (solitary adenoma and MNG)
  2. benign or malignant tumors (breast, lung, H&N cancers, LNs, bone mets, mets to thyroid)
  3. thyroid cancer
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