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Assessment ofIodine Deficiency Disordersand Monitoring their EliminationA guide for programme managersSecond edition IODINE DEFICIENCY DISORDERS. Ron Hoffman, MD. Thrombosis & Hemostasis Unit. Rambam Medical Center. Objectives. . Clinical aspects of bleeding. Medical history. Personal. Family . Physical exam. Approach to laboratory abnormalities. Moderator: Prof. P.R.Deshmoukh. Presenter: Rohan R Patil. Defination. . Iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) . refer to all of the consequences of iodine deficiency in a population that can be prevented by ensuring that the population has an adequate intake of iodine.. Kate Jolly. Professor of Public Health & Primary Care. University of Birmingham. Methods of iodine supplementation. Salt fortification with iodine. Universal: fortification of all salt for human and animal consumption (USI). Learning from Tanzania. Promoting Excellence in Science Teaching and Learning. Objectives. Recognise the symptoms of iodine deficiency. Apply knowledge about elements and compounds. Evaluate evidence to decide whether UK salt should be iodised. . Developing babies need iodine for proper growth and development, especially for brain and skeletal development.. Too much iodine can cause the same symptoms as hypothyroidism.. Too little iodine during pregnancy is the most common cause of preventable mental retardation.. An essential component of many enzymes.. Involved in protein and DNA synthesis.. Important . for normal spermatogenesis and embryonic development.. Zinc. Sources and daily requirement:. Daily . requirement is 15 mg/day.. By . Hatim. . Jaber. MD MPH JBCM PhD. 19 -12- 2018. 1. Presentation outline. Time. Introduction : Epidemiology and Overview of Thyroid Dysfunction. 11:00– 11:10. Risk factors . . of Thyroid Dysfunction. H.A. Roberts . DR.TEJASHRI THAKARE M.D(HOM.). Psora. — as deficiency,. . syphilis —-as . degeneration . & . sycosis. —-as over construction.. OBJECTIVE OF LEARNING. To study about Deficiency . Assistant Professor. Department of Veterinary Clinical Complex . UNIT-3. Most specific clinical manifestation of iodine deficiency is . abnormal enlargement of thyroid . glands. Known as . Goitre. Etiology. . Sedigheh. . Hantoushzadeh. Why iodine is . necessory. Iodine is an essential element for human survival since it is essential for making thyroid hormones.. Iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) have been recognized as a major public health problem worldwide. UP470V 45 17, 2008Study on Goiter PrevalenceSelection of study areawhich 10 are rural and 4 are urban. The present studyconsists of 5 CD Block (1 urban, 4 rural). To getadequate representative target Dr. . Zohreh. Mazloom. Shiraz University of Medical Sciences. School of Nutrition and Food Sciences Department of Clinical Nutrition. 1. Learning Objectives. General . metabolic disorders . The . resulting nutritional . Inborn Errors of Metabolism . Inborn Errors of Metabolism(IEM) . Disorders in which a gene defect causes a clinically significant block in a metabolic pathway(enzyme deficiency . or transport protein . Naji. IODINE DEFICIENCY. Iodine metabolism is influenced by physiologic and environmental factors, making assessment of thyroid status, and the need for supplementation, challenging.. ETIOLOGY. Iodine deficiency can be a result of .