endocrine-exam 1 (thyroid pt 3)

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nodules

what are most of the time benign and sometimes can cause hyperthyroidism due to making TH

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papillary thyroid

what is the most common type fo cancer in the thyroid and is solid irregular cyst mass

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follicular thyroid

what type of cancer is most common in peopel who have iodine deficiency and is found in follicular celsl

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lungs and bone

where does follicular thyroid cancer psread to

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anaplastic

what is the least common form of thyroid cancer

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medullary thyroid

what type of cancer is found in the parafollicular cells and is seen in older audults

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decrease (increases TBG) decrease

an increase in estrogen leads to ______ in TBG breakdown and that then _____ free T4/T3 (pregnangy)

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increases

due to the lack of free T4/T3 the synthesis to TH does what and the synthesis of T4/T3 does what but its not free

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preeclampsia

abnormal condition associated with pregnancy, marked by high blood pressure, proteinuria, edema, and headache

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calcitonin

what secretes the C cells of the thyroid and is released in response to a rise in blood Ca levels

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lowers

calcitonin does what to the Ca in palma

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osteoporosis and pagets

calcitonin is used in what bone diseases

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pagets

what occurs with abnormal bone remodeling and bone growth causing the bone to be broken down and absorbed faster than normal

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84

how man AA make up Parathyroid hormone

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parathyroid hormone

what increases calcium levels when too low in blood

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high

___ levels of PTh signal bones to release calcium

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inhibit

high PTH levels signal kidneys to ____ phosphate reabsorption/stimulates calcium reabsorption

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vitamin D

what vitamin does the kidney convert to increase calcium absorption

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primary hyperparathyroidsim

what occurs when there is too much calcium in the blood

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secondary hyperparathyroidism

what occurs when another diesase causes low calcium levels and over time the PTH levels increase

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kidney failure

what is a common cause of secondary hyperparathyroidism

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hypoparathyroidism

what occurs when there is too much calcium in the blood