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Most common form of hperthyroidism
increased T3 and T4
autoimmune
grave's
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What are the clinical manifestations of Grave's and who is at greater risk of developing Grave's
- Toxic goiter-hyperactive enlarged thyroid
- weight loss
- increased appettite
- heat intolerance, diaphoresis
- tremors, nervous, palpitations
- exophthalmos-eye protrusion
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Hypothyroidism
destructive chronic autoimmune disorder(thyroiditis)
metabolic process slow
deficent T3 and T4
Hashimoto's
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What are the signs of Hashimoto's
- energy loss
- fatigue
- forgetful
- senstitive to cold
- weight gain w/anorexia
- bradycardia
- large heart
- inflammed thyroid
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What disease is a reslut of adrenal adenoma caused by excessive amounts of glucocorticoids
Hypersecreation of ACTH from pituitary adenomas
Crushing's syndrome
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What are the signs of Crushing syndrome
moon face, buffalo hump,obese trunk,muscle wasting,osteoporosis
- bruising
- hypertension
- glucose intolerence
- fatigue, slow healing
- poor stress response
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adrenal insufficany w/deficany in adrenocortical secreations
caused by adrenaltitis, TB, fungal,malignant tumors
Addison's
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What are the signs of Addison's
- Infections
- stress reponse poor
- weight loss, fatigue
- anorexia, nausea, diarrhea
- hypotension
- syncope-fainting
- hyperpigmentation
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