PPT-Hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism

By Maher Abdul Ameer Thyroid gland is a butterflyshaped gland located at the front of the neck It produces tetraiodothyronine T4 and triiodothyronine T3 which are two primary hormones that control how . Orishaba Diana. And. Enoch T. Introduction to the Thyroid Gland. Objectives. Explain the synthesis and . regulation. of thyroid hormone production. Describe the actions of thyroid hormones. Describe the . Sejal Nirban FY1. Objectives. To understand basic thyroid axis physiology. To know the common causes of hypo and hyperthyroidism. To recognise the signs and symptoms associated with hypo and hyperthyroidism. Dr J. Bennett FY2. Objectives. To understand basic thyroid axis physiology. To know the common causes of hypo and hyperthyroidism. To recognise the signs and symptoms associated with hypo and hyperthyroidism. levels in thyroid overt and subclinical dysfunction. Kokkinos . Spiridon. , . Tiaka. . Elisavet. , . Manolakis. . Anastasios. , . Papanas. . Nikolaos. , . Papatheodorou. . Konstatntinos. , . Christakidou. System. Consists of several glands located in various parts of the body. Specific Glands. Hypothalamus. Pituitary. Thyroid. Parathyroid. Adrenal. Kidneys. Pancreatic Islets. Ovaries. Testes. The Endocrine System. INTRODUCTION. Thyroid rule:. In . a child, . critical for normal . growth and development. .. . In an adult, . maintain metabolic stability. . . Thyroid disorders result in . alterations in metabolic . PANCE Blueprint. Diseases of Thyroid. Hyperparathyroidism. -. Should be suspected when high serum calcium levels are detected. Primary hyperthyroidism occurs due to PTH activation of osteoclasts leading to more bone reabsorption causing elevated calcium levels. Thyroid disorders. Hyper- and hypothyroidism. Deepak Dutta. Richard O’Brien. By the end of this session, students should be able to . Describe the common conditions that can lead to hyper and hypo functioning of the thyroid gland. Lucie. . Spooner- F1. The plan.... . 1. Anatomy- zzzzz. 2. HPA Axis. 3. Hypothyroidism. 4. Thyrotoxicosis. 5. Carbimazole- what you need to know. 6. Surgical complications. 7. Thyroid and pregnancy. By : . Shifaa. ’ . Qa’qa. ’. T. wo bulky lateral lobes. Isthmus . Follicles. Follicular epithelial cells. TSH. Thyroglobulin ---- T4 , T3 ---- bound to circulating plasma proteins. The interaction of thyroid hormone with its nuclear thyroid hormone receptor (TR) results in the formation of a hormone-receptor complex that binds to . ghazal. Normal mass of thyroid about 30 g . Highly vascularized , receive about 120 ml blood / min .. Follicular cells secret : . Thyroxine. (. tetraiodothyronine. ) T4. Contains 4 ions of iodine . Thyroid rule:. In . a child, . critical for normal . growth and development. .. . In an adult, . maintain metabolic stability. . . Thyroid disorders result in . alterations in metabolic . stability. Drs. Chuck . AdamsoN. and Shauna Hacker. Learning objectives: Fatigue. Mood Disorders. List the symptoms of a patient suffering from depression after completing a medical history.. Discuss available psychological and prescription drug treatments for depression.. Download PDF The Hypothyroidism Revolution™ eBook by Tom Brimeyer - an expert guide to help people treat hypothyroidism without harmful chemicals permanently.