Friday, August 28, 2009

Answers

1-3
any of these: GnRH,ADH,Estrogen,testosterone,progesterone,oxytoxin,CRH,cortisol,TSH,insulin

4. b. False

5. b. False

6. a. True

7. d. none of the above

8. a. True

9&10

any of these: thyroid,parathyroid,pancreas,pituitary,adrenals


Case Analysis
1. T3 and T4 test . expected result in T3 is increased value and T4 is increased value


2. Hyperthyroidism


3.

The options for treating hyperthyroidism include:

  • Treating the symptoms

  • Antithyroid drugs -methimazole (Tapazole®) or propylthiouracil (PTU) These drugs work well to control the overactive thyroid.

  • Radioactive iodine -radioactive iodine used in this treatment is administered by mouth, usually in a small capsule that is taken just once. Once swallowed, the radioiodine gets into your blood stream and quickly is taken up by the overactive thyroid cells. The radioiodine that is not taken up by the thyroid cells disappears from the body within days. It is either eliminated in the urine or transformed by radioactive decay into a nonradioactive state.

  • Surgery-. This procedure is best performed by a surgeon who has much experience in thyroid surgery. this permanently cured by surgical removal of most of your thyroid gland


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