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Thyroid Function Quiz
Test your knowledge about thyroid fun
- 5 multiple-choice questions
- Assess your understanding of thyroid physiology
- Ideal for students and healthcare enthusiasts
The synthesis of T4 is stimulated by...
TSH
T4 conjugate
TRH
T3
Prolactin
Goiters result from...
Iodine deficiency
Iodine deficiency or excess
TSH excess
TH4 excess
Iodine excess
Thyroid binding globulin is responsible for...
Transporting iodine in and out of the thyroid
Transporting TSH
Transporting T3 and T4
Transporting TRH
Transporting thyroglobulin
A patient with chronic hyponatremia may have problems with their thyroid function because...
TSH receptors requiring binding of sodium to transport iodide across the basolateral membrane
Odide is transported into follicular cell via sodium-iodide symporter
Sodium helps catalyze the reaction from iodine to iodide
Sodium is necessary in the forming of the enzyme peroxidase
Thyroglobulin transport is dependent on sodium
A patient deficient in deiodinase..
Will have low levels of tyrosine
Will have low circulating levels of T4
Will be unable to centrally convert iodine to iodine
Will be unable to form complexes with thyroglobulin
Will be unable to peripherally transform T4 to T3
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