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thyroid disord

thyroid disorder, hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, meds

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follicular cells produce T3 and T4
parathyroid gland regulate serum calcium
parafollicular cells produce and secrete thyrocalcitonin or calcitonin
must have these in diet to produce three thyroid hormones dietary protein and iodine
these are left behind after thyroid surgery parathyroid glands
parathyroid hormones regulate these calcium and phosphorus by way of kidneys, bones, and intestinal tract
high vascularity and rich blood supply poses this high risk post-op problem for thyroid bleeding, cannot be seen overtly
decreases calcium tells the PTH to do what increase and tell the bones to give up calciium (resorption)
thyroid hormone fxn fetal dev., controls metabolic activity, promotes pituitary secretions of GH and gonadotropins, protein, CHO, and fat metabolism
thyroid effects on cardiac system chronotropic (timing of HR) and inotropic (force of contractions)
patients with increased HR, afib, and aflutters have this test done thyroid testng
thyroid hormones affects insulin this way... antagonist
thyroid replacement levothyroxine (Synthroid)
PTU or Tapazole blocks thyroid hormone synthesis in hyperthyroid!
weight lloss, increased appetite, irritability, goiter, bruits over thyroid hyperthyroidism
contraindicated in pregnancy iodine containing meds
inhibits the release of thyroid hormone iodine containing meds
SSKI saturate solution of potasssium iodide
tapazole methimazole
PTU propythiouracil
to prevent further synthesis and release of thyroid hormones propythiouracil (PTU)
block sympathetic nervous system effects propanolol (Inderal)
IV fluids to prevent adequate hydration and prevent vascular collapse d/t excessive sweating or increased excretion by kidneys!
sodium iodide one hour after PTU as prescribed
may cause agranulocytosis anti-thyroid meds such as Tapazole or PTU
pharm interventions for thyroid storm PTU, methimazole, sodium iodide solution, propranolol, glucocorticoids
normal TSH levels 2-10mU/L
normal T4 total 4-12ug/dL
normal T4 free 0.8-1.5ng/Dl
normal T3 80-180ng/dl
thionamides PTU and Tapazole, blocks new hormone synthesis in HYPERTHYROIDISM
thionamides maintenance doses continued for one year or longer
liver and bone marrow toxicity thionamides
Interferes with the synthesis of thyroid hormone and inhibits the conversion of T$ to the more active T3; tx of Graves and thyrotoxic crisis PTU
usseful in trx mild cases of hyperthyroidism, inhibit the production of thyroid hormones by antagonizing the ability of thyotropin to sstimulate thyroid secretion iodides
RAadioactive Iodine (I 131) never use on pregnant women!!!! one dose can ablate thyroid tissue = perm decrease in thyroid activity to euthyroid state. Most common form of Grave trx
n/c use a straw b/c of discoloration of teeth I 131
graves disease most common form of hyperthyroidism; caused by an autoimmune defect that creates antibodies that stimulate the overproduction of thyroid hormones; exophthalmos is feature characteristic
thyrotoxicosis the state produced by excessive quantities of endogenous or exogenous thyroid hormone. s/s rapid pulse, diarrhea, fever, loss of weight, and extreme restlessness; come and death may occur.
iodides inhibits thyroid hormone release, inhibits thyroid hormone bipsymthesis, and decreases the size and vascularity of the gland eg LUGOLS and SSKI
PTU and methimazole blocks the biosynthesis not the release of thyroid hormone
Synthroid (levothyroxine) effect... lowers TSH
can be the result of Synthroid OD, uncontrolled DM, or stopping meds Thyroid Storm
`I131 therapy can cause this extreme rxn the other way hypothyroidism
iodine or tyrosine deficient hypothyroidism
using glucocorticoids, lithium, iodine, goitrogens in overdose can cause HYPOTHYROIDISM
Synthroid replacement T3 and T4
start with low dose of Synthroid to watch for.... increased HR and other tachy s/s esp in pt with cardiac problems
do not give if HR >100 Synthroid
trx includes IV Synthroid, IV fluids, IV glucose, corticosteroids, thyroxine trx promptly Myxedema Coma
older pt start at 25, younger clients can start at 50-100 synthroid
decreases effects of beta blockers Synthroid
increases the effect of Coumadin Synthroid
Clients with Synthroid and Coumadin monitor for risk of bleeding
PTU inhibits the formation of new thyroid hormone, thus gradually returning metabolism to normal
agranulocytosis with s/s infection in oropharynx from thionamides, PTU
DOC for pregnant women with graves PTU
antithyroid med that is contraindicated for pregnent or brestfeeding women methimazole
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