PPT-HYPERCALCEMIA & Hyperparathyroidism

Professor Dr Khurshid Khan MBBS MD USA FACE USA Diplomate of American Board in Diabetes Endocrinology amp Metabolism USA Diplomate of American Board in Internal Medicine USA . Lecture no. 3. Prepared by Dr.Salah Mohammad Fatih. MBChB,DMRD,FIBMS(radiology). Multiple focal lesions. Metastases & multiple myeloma are most common cause of obvious multiple lytic lesions in the bone.. Hypercalcemia. Steven Chessler, MD, Ph.D.. March, 2015. Internal Medicine noon conference. (F5). History and Physical. A 45 year-old female consults you because of . a low bone mineral density (BMD). She relates that she . Electrolyte and Metabolic Abnormalities. Potassium. Hyperkalemia. The earliest effect usually is narrowing . and peaking . (or tenting) of the T wave. . The . QT interval is shortened at . this stage. KAUSHAL KUMAR. Assistant Professor & Head. Department of Veterinary Pathology. Bihar Veterinary College. Bihar Animal Sciences University, Patn. a. Pathological Calcification. It is a lesion in which calcium salts, usually in the form of calcium phosphate, are deposited abnormally in soft tissues. . Palak Choksi, MD. Assistant Professor of Medicine. Metabolism, Endocrinology and Diabetes. Disclosures. NONE. Intended Learning Outcomes. Review calcium metabolism. Describe symptoms of . hypercalcemia. Jessica Thom. PGY-3. Let’s start with a case. Mrs. S is a 74 year old female with a history of COPD who presents to the ER with confusion and acute renal failure. Her calcium on presentation is . 3.13mmol/L . Also decreased PO intake. Expressive aphasia due to CVA, cannot give further history. PMH to de discussed later…. PE: . Vitals stable. Moderate respiratory distress. Somnolent but . arousable. Breath sounds only in R chest. By Josephine Abraham, Dev Abraham . Calcium Homeostasis. Serum calcium maintained at a constant level. Cellular & tissue effects of calcium depend on blood calcium maintenance within a specific range.. by Carla Morrow, DVM Cholecalciferol (vitamin D) is found commercially in rodenticides and vitamin supplements. One IU ofvitamin D is equivalent to 0.025 g of cholecalciferol.Table 1 lists some common inus node dysfunction secondary to Electrocardiographic J wave could be result of ipercalcemia, in spite of causing a shortening of the repolarization phase (QT-interval), has no clinically signific case report . B.Rezvankhah.MD. January.2017. What is the diagnosis?. What is the treatment? . Hypercalcemia & Elevated or Inappropriately NL PTH Levels. Primary Hyperparathyroidism . Familial . Hypocalcuric. 3 min History + 3 min Examination + 2 min Counseling + 2 min Discussion. Acute Problem: . Contextualised. differentials. Chronic Problem: Diagnose, evaluate features, complications, associations. Concerns: Explicitly elicit. . detection. , . diagnosis. . and. . treatment. of . asymptomatic. . primary. . hyperparathyroidism. in . primary. . health. . care. Dr Aleksandra Ješić. Dr Aleksandra . Kosojević. Dr Ljiljana . PGY-2 Case Presentation. Noon Conference. Renate Gyenge, DO. 10/20/21. 1. Review Case. Discuss Disease Pathogenesis. Discuss Differential Diagnosis. Discuss Diagnostic Criteria. Discuss Treatment.