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prolactin
from
anterior pituitary
causes growth/development of breasts/milk after a child is born
giantism
happens before
puberty
acromegaly
happens after
puberty
syndrome of
inappropriate
ADH secretion is called
SIADH
hyponatremia
(SIADH): leads to CNS problems such as seizures,
coma
, confusion
diabetes
insipidus
(lack of
ADH
)
parathyroid glands
are on posterior of
thyroid
gland
exophthalmos is bulging eyes with swelling (
hyperthyroidism
)
thyrotoxic crisis
also called thyroid storm (
hyperthyroidism
) can be fatal due to uncontrolled fever
myxedema
(hypothryoidism) is edema around face (eyes and cheek bones)
elevated TSH happens in both
hyperthyroidism
and
hypothyroidism
Hoshimoto thyroiditis
(hypothyroidism) has goiter just like
hyperthyroidism
myxedema coma
(hypothyroidism) can be
fatal
glucocorticoids
(cortisol): direct effect on
glucose
adrenal disorders of the adrenal cortex
hyperfunction
(Cushing Syndrome)
increase
ACTH, cortisol, glucose
adrenal disorders of adrenal cortex
Hypofunction
(
Addison's
Disease)
decreased
cortisol,
glucose
, energy, aldosterone, hypovolemic and sodium
increased
potassium
AND
ACTH
(same has hyperfunctoin/Cushings)
Adrenal disorders of the adrenal medulla
catecholamines
greatest effect on
heart
and blood vessels
Cushings syndrome
increase
ACTH
, increase cortisol (therefore glucose)
Addison's disease
decreased
adrenal function, but still
increase
ACTH
decrease
cortisol (therefore, glucose)
Pheochromocytoma
(too much catecholamines;
adrenal medulla
)
Myxedema coma
extreme hypothyroidism
can be
fatal
Hashimoto thyroiditis
hypothyroidism that is autoimmune
has
goiter
like hyperthyroidism
grave's
disease
hyperthyroidism
(thyrotoxicosis)
exophthalmos
,
goiter
thyrotoxic crisis
(thyroid storm)
extreme
hyperthyroidism
can be
fatal
SIADH
increased ADH (
pituitary
)
leads to
CNS
problems due to
hyponatremia
diabetes
insipidus
lack of
ADH
polyuria
, polydipsia,
hypernatremia