Calcium regulation & the parathyroid gland
- Created by: LailaFrancis
- Created on: 24-02-23 14:46
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2. treatment for osteoporosis
- bisphosphonates
- benzodiazepines
3. name for bone-forming cells
Secrete osteoid (forms bone matrix)
Also begin mineralisation
- Osteoblasts
- Osteocytes
- Osteoclasts
4. effect of PTH on PLASMA Ca2+ LEVELS
- increase
- decrease
5. what's untrue of HYPERPARATHYROIDISM
- Treatment: dehydration, i.v. trisphosphonates, calcitonin (moderate cases), treat underlying cause
- Due to excess PTH secreted from:
Benign tumour of one of 4 glands or
Hyperplasia of all 4 glands - Calcium homeostatic loss due to excessive PTH secretion
- Hypercalcaemia results, from combined excessive effects of:
PTH-induced bone resorption
intestinal calcium absorption
renal tubular reabsorption - Treatment: rehydration, i.v. bisphosphonates, calcitonin (moderate cases), treat underlying cause
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