hyperthyroidism Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

what are the features of graves disease?

A

exopthalmos
pretibial myedema
thyroid acropatchy

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2
Q

which hyperthyroid medicaiton should be used in pregnancy?

A

propylthiourcil

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3
Q

how does thyroidism affect blood count?

A

hyperthyroidism creates microcytic anaemia

hypothyroidism creates a macrocytic anaemia

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4
Q

what association links MEN1 and parathyroid?

A

parathyroid adenomas

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5
Q

what association links MENII and parathyroid?

A

parathyroid hyperplasia

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6
Q

what is the cause of Graves disease?

A

TSH receptor antibodies activate receptors-> causing damage over time to receptor

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7
Q

toxic multi nodular goitre looks like what o nuclear medicine?

A

hot spots due to hyperplasia

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8
Q

Sub acute thyroiditis / de quervains thyroiditis.. is caused by what?

A

inflammatory process

thyroid dumps thyroxine -> plasma levels rise

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9
Q

Sub acute thyroiditis / de quervains thyroiditis.. looks like what on scan?

A

totally cold

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10
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what are cold nodules or areas on scan a concern for?

A

malignancy

-> take sample of tissue

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11
Q

what is the most common form of thyroid malignancy?

A

papilliary

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12
Q

what is the least common form of thyroid malignancy?

A

lymphoma

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13
Q

what form of thyroid malignancy is asc with MEN ii?

A

medullary

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14
Q

what form of thyroid malignancy is most agressive?

A

anaplastic

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15
Q

how are people with MEN ii monitored for thyroid malignancy?

A

calcitonin levels

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16
Q

how is a thyroid crisis treated?

A

carbimazole / propylthiouricil
then
Iodine

propanolol for sx

17
Q

what are the features of a thyroid crisis?

A

very high temp
severe tachycardia
agitation

18
Q

what is the PPP of MEN I?

A

Pituitary -> adenoma
pituitary -> prolactin
pancreas -> gastrin secreting tumour

19
Q

how do MEN 2a + MEn 2b differ relating to endocrinology?

A

both have medullary thyroid cancer and pheochromocytomas

parathyrooid hyperplasia in MEN 11a
vs
marfanoid / mucosal neruoma in MEN 11a

20
Q

how is Pheochrmocytoma treated?

A

alpha block before beta block!

phenoxybenzamine -> propanolol

21
Q

how is pheochromocytoma diagnosed?

A

urinary catecholamines

22
Q

after pheochromocytoma, in which other condition is it necessary to give one medication before another?

A

2nd adrenal failure:

cortisol BEFORE thyroxine!

23
Q

is raised CK asc with hypo or hypert thyroidism?

A

hypothyroidism

24
Q

is raised ALP asc with hypo or hypert thyroidism?

25
in which thyroid state is CK raised ?
Hypotyroid
26
in which thyroid state is osteoporosis seen?
hyperthyroidism