Thyroid gland Flashcards

(37 cards)

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most active thyroid hormonal activity

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T3 (triiodothyronine)/ 3,5,3’triiodothyronine

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2
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To diagnose t3 thyrotoxicosis

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T3

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3
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Better indicator for hyperthyroidism

recognize recurrence of hyperthyroidism

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T3

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4
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confirming diagnosis for hyperthyroidism with no or minimally elevated t4

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T3

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5
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first abnormality seen in cases of hyperthyroidism

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increase in plasma levels of T3

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6
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first abnormality seen in cases of hyperthyroidism

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increase t3 in plasma levels

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7
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Principal secretory product

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T4

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8
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major fraction of organic iodine in the circulation

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T4

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9
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good indicator of thyroid secretory rate

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T4

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10
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elevated thyroxine causes inhibition to

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TSH secretions

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11
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transports majority of T3
transports 70 to 75% of total T4

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Thyroxine-binding globulin (TBG)

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12
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transports 15-20% of total t4

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Thyroxine-binding prealbumin (transthyretin)

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13
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Transports T3 and 10% of T4

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Thyroxine binding albumin

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14
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invoved in tissue destructive process (hashimoto’s disease)

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Thyroperoxidase (TPO)

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15
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TSH receptor

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involved in Grave’s disease

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16
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measures relationship between TRH and TSH secretions

differentiate euthyroid and hyperthyroid in patients who had undetectable TSH levels

detects thyroid resistance syndromes

borderline cases of grave’s disease

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TRH stimulation test (Thyrotropin Releasing hormone)

17
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Most important thyroid function test

Best method for detecting clinically significant thyroid dysfunction

most sensitive assay for primary thyroid disorders

Monitor and adjust thyroid hormone therapy

18
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measure trap iodine

establish cause of hyperthyroidism

high uptake indicated metabolically active gland

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Radioactive uptake (RAIU)

19
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high uptake + TSH deficency =

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autonomous thyroid activity

20
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normally used postoperative marker for thyroid cancer

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Thyroglobulin (Tg) assay

21
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monitors recurrence/metastatic of thyroid cancer

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Thyroglobulin assay

22
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differentiates subacute thyroiditis and thyrotoxicosis

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Thyroglobulin assay

23
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removal of one iodine from the inner ring of T4

24
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endproduct of T4 metabolism

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3rd major circulating thyroid hormone
Reverse T3
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identifies euthyroid sick syndrome
Reverse T3: elevated
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assess borderline or conflicting laboratory result
Reverse T3
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assess level of free t4 in blood
Free thyroxine index
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equilibrium relationship of bound t4 and Ft4
Free thyroxine index
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correcting euthyroid indivs
Free thyroxine index
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test is used to differentiate drug induced TSH elevation and hypothyroidism;
FT4
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measures available binding site of thyroxine binding proteins
T3 uptake
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used to confirm results of FT3 and FT4 abnormalities
Thyroxine binding globulin
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most accurate tool for evaluation of thyroid nodules
fine needle aspiration
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detecs pesence of residual or recurrent disease
Recomobinant human TSH
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tumor marker for detecting thyroid metastasis measured 6 months after surgery
Serum calcitonin
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diagnosis of MTC
Pentagastrin stimulation test