Parathyroid Disorders
DKA (Type 1) and HHS (Type 2) are acute complications. - Parathyroid Disorders: Primary hyperparathyroidism (autonomous PTH overproduction) causes ↑Ca²⁺, ↓phosphate.
PARATHYROID DISORDERS
- PTH actions: Increases renal calcium reabsorption, increases phosphate excretion, increases vitamin D activation in the kidney, leading to increased intestinal calcium absorption and increased osteoclastic bone resorption. The net effect is
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PARATHYROID DISORDERS
- PTH actions: ↑ renal Ca²⁺ reabsorption, ↑ phosphate excretion, ↑ Vitamin D activation → ↑ GI Ca²⁺ absorption, ↑ osteoclastic bone resorption → net effect: ↑ Ca²⁺.
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What our notes say
- DKA (Type 1) and HHS (Type 2) are acute complications. - Parathyroid Disorders: Primary hyperparathyroidism (autonomous PTH overproduction) causes ↑Ca²⁺, ↓phosphate. (Endocrine & Renal Pathology — Must Know Notes)
- Topic: Case-Based Calculations — Corrected Calcium & Parathyroid Disorders (Chemical Pathology MCQs: Clinical Chemistry, Endocrine & Renal)
- Parathyroid disorders involve hyperparathyroidism (primary, secondary, tertiary) leading to hypercalcemia and hypoparathyroidism causing hypocalcemia. (ENDOCRINE PATHOLOGY)
- Additionally, it delves into parathyroid disorders, porphyrias, renal function evaluation, acute and chronic kidney injury, and renal calculi. (Endocrine & Renal Pathology)
- Parathyroid Disorders: PTH regulates calcium and phosphate. (Endocrine & Renal Pathology)