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HyperThyroid aka - Answer thyrotoxicosis



Hyperthyroidism - Answer Thyroid gland makes too much thyroid hormone



hyperthyroidism results in INC or DEC sympathetic NS, BMR, CO? - Answer INC



Hyperthyroid etiology - Answer -Graves disease

-excess TSH

-toxic multinodular goiter



Hyperthyroid risk factors - Answer female, family Hx of Graves, inc iodine intake, 20-40
years of age



Hyperthyroid Clinical Manifestations - Answer -heat intolerance

-emotional lability

-fine/loss of hair

-bulging eyes

-facial flushing

-enlarged thyroid

-tachycardia

-increased SBP

-finger clubbing

-breast enlargement

-weight loss

,-tremors

-diarrhea

-menstrual changes

-muscle wasting

-localized edema



Graves disease - Autoimmune disorder caused by hyperthyroidism with symptoms
including: goiter and/or exophthalmos



Symptoms of Graves disease - Anxiety, irritability, fatigue, rapid or irregular heartbeat,
fine tremor, sensitivity to heat, enlargement of thyroid, weight loss, change in menstrual
cycle, ED, reduced libido, frequent BM, bulging eyes, pretibial myxedema (red, shiny
shins)



Toxic multinodular goiter (Plummer Disease) - Answer One+ nodules in a multinodular
goiter become TSH-secreting

-develops slowly

-most common in postmenopausal women

Distinction from Graves: no exophthalmos or pretibial myxedema

May present as hyper or hypo*



Excess TSH is a rare cause of hyperthyroidism caused by - Answer pituitary adenomas



thyroiditis - Answer inflammation of the thyroid gland, usually viral infection. acutely,
leads to inc TH (hyperthyroid). chronically, leads to dec TH (hypothyroid).



euthyroid - Answer normal thyroid function



Thyroid antibody test - Answer Diagnostic test used to measure levels of thyroid
antibodies that are diagnostic for autoimmune thyroid disease. NR- none- 1:20

,INC --->Graves (hyperthyroid)

However, NR in hypothyroid



TSH test - Answer Diagnostic test to measure the level of thyroid-stimulating hormone in
the blood. NR- 0.35-5.5mu/mL

DEC - primary hyperthyroidism

INC - secondary hyperthyroidism

INC - primary hypothyroid



Thyroxine (T4) test - Answer NR- 4.5-11.5 mcg/dL

INC - hyperthyroid

DEC - hypothyroid



T3 (triiodothyronine) test - Answer NR- 70-205ng/dL

INC - hyperthyroid

DEC - hypothyroid



(T3 and T4) Thyroid Hormones - Answer Graves disease results in a chronic excess
production of what?



T3 uptake - Answer 25-35% is normal, INC in hyperthyroidism, DEC in hypothyroidism



RAI uptake - Answer Radioactive iodide uptake - measures how much iodide goes into
the thyroid gland. INC - Graves



antithyroid drugs - Answer Methimazole (Tapazole)

Propylthiouracil (PTU)

**treat with beta-blockers (-olol drugs) until the antithyroid drugs start to work in about
2 weeks***

, Antithyroid drugs adverse effects - Answer most dangerous is liver and bone marrow
toxicity

-monitor CBC for low values, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, hepatotoxicity liver panel



Thrombocytopenia - Answer low platelet count



Leukopenia - Answer Abnormally low white blood cell count



antithyroid drug teaching - Answer -give w food at same time of day

-don't stop abruptly

-may need to INC anticoagulants

-avoid high iodine food-(seafood, tofu, soy sauce, iodized salt)

-may take several wks (up to 2) to work



RAI therapy - Answer -destroys thyroid cells

-one dose may be sufficient w/results in 6-8 wks

-usually not hospitalized

-contraindicated in pregnancy

-may develop hypothyroidism

-adverse reactions: cardiac instability, thyroiditis



Thyroid storm - Answer increased temp, pulse and HTN

agitation, tremors, confusion, psychosis, seizures



Thyroid storm treatment? - ANS beta-blockers, PTU, cooling agents, NO ASPIRIN, IV
fluids

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