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Thyroid Disorders, Pituitary & Adrenal Disorders

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Primary hypofunction   destruction of gland/blocked secretion-infarction, infection, autoimmmune disorder, neoplasm  
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primary hyperfunction   excessive hormone production, tumor, or tissue hyperplasia  
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Iatrogenic disorders   induced by medicaion rx for nonendocrine disorder or excessive rx of endocrine disorder-chemo, radiation, surgical, removal, decreased blood supply to gland, high dose steroids  
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Thyroid gland   -located on the anterior of neck -has 2 lobes joined by a thin isthmus that lies in front of trachea -rich blood supply -right side has greater blood supply -right often larger than left lobe  
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What does the thyroid produce?   -Triiodothyronine (T3) -Thyroxine (T4) -Calcitonin -Synthesis of thyroid hormones involves many steps -need sufficient intake/absorption of iodine and protein  
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Iodine   imp in production of T3 & T4  
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What does the amount of T3 & T4 effect?   -production of Growth Hormone -stimulation of thermogenesis -synthesis of many proteins, enzymes, hormones, & metabolism of cholesterol & triglycerides  
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What are the 3 most common thyroid problems?   -underactive thyroid -overactive thyroid -thyroid nodules  
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What is a goiter?   -enlarged thyroid gland -associated with hypothyroidism  
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What is Myxedema?   -describes several conditions due to acquired hypothyroid  
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What is Cretinism?   congenital hypothyroid  
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What is Thyroiditis   -toxic thyroid -caused by destruction of the gland by drugs or trauma  
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What are some symptoms of HYPERthyroidism?   -Sweating -Tremors & tachycardia -Intolerance to heat -Nervousness -Goiter -hyperkinesis -wt loss -anxiety, weakness -rapid speech -moist skin -fatigue, exhausted -frequent bowel movements -shorter or lighter menstrual periods  
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What are some symptoms of HYPOthyroidism?   -Fatigue or lack of energy -wt gain -feeling cold -dry skin & hair -HEAVY menstral periods -constipation -slowed thinking  
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