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Hyperthyroidism | Physiology, Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, Treatment, Thyroid Storm

by Ninja Nerd

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Published 8 Mar 2021

Official Ninja Nerd Website: https://ninjanerd.org Ninja Nerds! In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will present on Hyperthyroidism. We will begin by discussing normal physiology on the production of thyroid hormone. Next, we move into the pathophysiology and clinical features of hyperthyroidism. Finally, we conclude the lecture by discussing the diagnosis and treatment of hyperthyroidism. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below! Table of Contents 0:00 Introduction 0:45 Physiology 14:25 Pathophysiology of Hyperthyroidism 46:20 Diagnosis of Hyperthyroidism 58:50 Treatment of Hyperthyroidism 1:05:10 Thyroid Storm Join this channel to get access to perks: /channel/UC6QYFutt9cluQ3uSM963_KQ/join APPAREL | https://www.amazon.com/s?k=ninja+nerd&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 DONATE PATREON | https://www.patreon.com/NinjaNerdScience PAYPAL | https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ninjanerdscience SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/NinjaNerdlectures INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/ninjanerdlectures TWITTER | https://twitter.com/ninjanerdsci @NinjaNerdSci DISCORD | https://discord.gg/3srTG4dngW #ninjanerd #Thyroid #Hyperthyroidism

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@NinjaNerdOfficiallast year CORRECTION (Starting around ):
--I stated that PTU ONLY inhibits TPO and NOT methimazole, which is incorrect (I apologize deeply). The correct statement is that both PTU and Methimazole block TPO.
--Additionally I also stated that PTU and Methimazole block T4-->T3 conversion, Which is Incorrrect (again deeply sorry). The correct statement is that ONLY PTU inhibits the conversion of T4-->T3.
--I am deeply sorry for this mistake Ninja Nerds!!! .. ...Expand 180
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@chosenangel79973 years ago I have no words to express my gratitude for your channel! You are making me a better nurse every day! 172
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@Team-el5kn3 months ago The smartest guy i' ve ever seen in my whole life. 1
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@dagankordes148last year No disrespect to my professor, but you have taught me more in 1 hour than my professor did in a month. You continue to save my grades and i am constantly sharing your videos to my classmates. Thank you! 6
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@joelnendongo19593 years ago Best teacher ever.
love from africa. 40
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@harosenstein27113 years ago Zach has been my number one teacher of everything western med through acupuncture school! I don' t know what i would do without you. So grateful. 17
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@erinmaday1163 years ago @ninja nerds i just stumbled upon your channel as i was researching graves andas my 21yr old son was diagnosed a few months ago. I have always been interested in the medical field and love your channel and style! Im an elementary art teacher and when a teacher is excited and passionate about what they teach its contagious!. ...Expand 14
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@drlrmathias3 months ago Man, you did a hell of job here. Ive never watch a wonderful lecture as you did it here. Tx a lot.
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@ingmeisterk8743 years ago Thank you for the perfect lecture: mechanism > diagnosis > treatment. Looking forward to. 20
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@alih69533 years ago Zach you are an angel. Soon you will hit 1 million subs. I am so proud to be a ninja nerd! 10
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@kathyouthere2 years ago You are a fabulous teacher! Thank you for not dumbing down and really teaching us about this condition. This has taken the fear out of the symptoms i have had. 3
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@muggamarialamuom60053 years ago This guy just makes things very easy, i wish there was a flat form where all of us students make video chat and discuss. 2
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@nimeshambu36623 years ago Give this man the best teacher award man! He' s saving my life. 1
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@markhamburg15933 years ago This class is totally amazing and answered so many questions i have about my in-process thyroid testing and upcoming more detailed diagnosis regarding . ...Expand 5
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@StevenRodriguez19143 years ago You are such a skilled instructor. Thank you for breaking this down. These designs and your illustrations strengthened my belief in a designer. 22
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@picking4acause4922 years ago Wow, i felt as if though i was sitting in class today. I love it! I just found out i have hyperthyroid disease and yes the prescription i got was propranolol . ...Expand 9
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@kezxiakianahaponesto62703 years ago Timely! Our topic for tomorrows lecture in surgery is thyroid. Big help to catch up the lesson. Thank you, zach! 4
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@FLEABONE2 years ago You are so damn helpful, i' m not in any medical field i' m 49, a bit too late for med school but i have learned so very much from your covid-19 . ...Expand 2
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@brystonbower6663 years ago Im not tryna be a nurse or doctor. Im not tryna learn this for school. However, im here because i haveand this makes a ton of sense, very helpful to know. 114
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@karliayang47693 years ago I love your videos, you make learning so much fun and easy to understand and the best part is that you make it free! Us med students are already on such . ...Expand 4
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@MS-zm9st10 months ago I have had a lot of these symptoms for years and years back to when i was a teenager and have stumbled across this after researching more and more after . ...Expand
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@yannur6841last year A cannot thank you enough sir! So clear! So easy to understand! So.
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@Nurse4Life255last year Thank you so much. Im a nurse and i watch your videos more then nursing, as nurses we kinda gotta be right there on the doctors level so it makes sense to watch a doctor! Thank you so much!
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@frndlyxenon19743 years ago Ah, thyroid. The bermuda triangle of the body can' t wait to get all them tidbits! Thanks zach! 11
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@oktavia41293 years ago Thank you so much for the perfect explanation! Not everyone can explain things that actually made the listener truly understand but you killed it! Respect! Thankyou 1000x.
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@medforcambo3 years ago Such an interesting lecture ever, really appreciate this video ninja nerds < 3 please keep doing this, respect! 5
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@fireman007423 years ago This guy is not human. He knows more information of the top of his head then i could know in 10 life times. Everyone has heroes.
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@elprofe46613 years ago This has helped me so much with my assignment this week!
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@ahmads78423 years ago I don' t see teacher like you and i will not see in future.
you are the best teacher around the world.
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@robellerramos3 years ago U make it easier to understand! Thank you sir, was exactly i need.
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@akasht70454 months ago Such an amazing teaching. You just thought with all possible ways thank you sir.
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@pamelaespinoza43133 years ago Thanks for your effort! This is such a useful lecture.
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@truehealth29908 months ago The best class ever. I understood better than with my teacher. Thank you guys.
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@azharal_meshhadany843 years ago Thanks alot zach, you explain every thing in a very simple manner. U r the best.
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@1234hit12343 years ago This is amazing work. It is explained in a way that is easy to understand. 2
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@TumbleSensei3 years ago Please interviewray peat. Very few people could extract his knowledge on hypo andas effectively as you. 6
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@joycevissers203 years ago Thanks zach! I was real clear again. Keep up the good work!
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@jaylaramlawtfamily19142 years ago Recently i have been diagnosed withafter watching your vid i understand much better what' s happening to me.
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@TamTamF43 years ago Thank you zach and thanks to your friends whose helping you.
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@keidicube3 years ago You' re a blessing! Thank god for your beautiful brain. 3
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@draungmyohtet5923 years ago Love u zach. You contributed a great effort to humanity.
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@Ardoo193 years ago This guy knows more physiology and anatomy than most doctors do! At least the ones i visit:
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@thes0mething3 years ago Thank you so much for such a detailed description! I have recently been diagnosed and trying to understand my condition better. 1
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@lavidamoon98893 years ago Amazing and excellent clear explanations.
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@yasmineballoum76143 years ago Fourth medyear with ya and going strong wouldn' t have made without your lectures dude.
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@historia10392 years ago Ninja sensei! You' re da best i swear, a big thanks to you, i was looking for an explanation for thepathophysiology and you had nailed it man, thank you so much.
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@jkishhabi2 years ago I was diagnosed with hyperthyroid a few days ago. Thank you very much for your very informative video.
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@cattleyaentrolezo227611 months ago I watch your vids to supplement medsurg in nursing school. I understood way more!
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@hamakirkuki86486 months ago I need the pictures on the board for later revision but i don' t know how can i get it?
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@deec65353 years ago Good sir, your lectures are better than the lectures i paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for in medical school. Im using these to brush up for my board exams. Not my steps. My board exam.
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@ParisLeShea2 years ago Thank you for helping me better understand my graves disease! 1
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@travelvideosdee23923 years ago Thank you so much for your very detailed explanation. It' s a big help! Keep it up!
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@mohammadislam38022 years ago You are a born teacher. It' s in your gene. Thank you.
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@issa1112223 years ago Thanks thats what i needed exactly keep up the good work.
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@emersonmandal85363 years ago More power to you sir. Youre one of da best professors in the world. 1
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@Sunshine-zp8eglast year I am really glad to all your videos that you clarify concept with all the basic things sometimes we wish to skip in case of rush for class exam.
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@musondachama21312 years ago I have exams in 2 months time and you are making my life bearable. I feel confident and positive that i will make it through my final after watching this. 3
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@benyaminmccarty39803 years ago Wow it' s so amazing u can help me to understand about hyperthyroid, realy appreciate, thanks man. 1
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@nimaab63792 years ago Very detailed knowledge i collected. Thank you so. Much! Good luck!
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@briannachavez62763 years ago Literally has helped so much! Thank you!
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@zidamahama33353 years ago Thank you very much, i really enjoy all your videos.
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@nagulandevendran97283 years ago Thank you soo much doctor your way of teaching is awesome.
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@abdullahmohamed21062 years ago Hello, i love your videos and explanations, i just have a question, in your video withyou stated that t3 causes the degradation of thus would this not help aid in stopping the process of myxedema?. ...Expand
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@agentxsmithx8262 years ago Thank you for this! It makes so much sense now!
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@hilbepang51883 years ago Omg i am suffered fromthanks for your video because my doctor wont say that detail to me haha. 3
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@waugaure2113last year Thank you for the video, clearly explained and outlined, please can you link a capture of the board after your full explanation.
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@julianmoses51433 years ago Excellent videos. I' m from the caribbean and just came across your vids. Excellent.
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@minadz12793 years ago You make learning fun, i can' t express how happy i am when i' m studying a topic that has a ninja nerd video, it saves me a tremendous amount of time
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@ClinicalTalks3 years ago Wow
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@Roger-hu4tk3 years ago Zack you are a treasure, thank you so much i al so glad i found your channel.
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@manazebralast year Your information is fantastic! Me encanta your videos! Bravo!
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@ouijajija57213 years ago Before i go to any lecture i check if it s available on ninja nerds hahahahaha i m so thankful. 1
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@miraculouszoldyck63812 years ago Just finished my case presentation on caring for client w/u literally help me to get through nursing school lol.
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@karenwhitehead22605 months ago Actually i went into thyroid storm because i could not stomach the anti thyroid drugs (colitis /lactose intolorent) my t4 was 100. My t3 was 39. 5 id="hidden18" and tsh undetectable, i was put on the anti thyroid drug in sep 2018 afterdiagnosis, with in 4 days i knew it was flaring up my colitis, but gp just told me to keep talking it, i tried both, to no effect hence me going into thyroid storm because i ended up vomiting it back.
i eventually saw anin hospital and after the antibody tests and uptake scan i had gravestotal thyroidectomy in 2019, and now i have the same gut issues on the thyroid medication both t4 and t3 not combined, myas chopped and changed me from t4 to t3 ever since.
i got a diagnosis of primaryin 2020 and had a us scan which identified a nodule of (6/7mm) on the left, f18 pet scan in 2023 which showed an uptake in the right, turned out to be thyroid tissue (14 x 7 x 21mm) which was located just above the right thyroid bed and the thyroglossal tract, awaiting a 4d ct scan now. I' ve never felt right before and after full thyroidectomy. ...Expand
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@meimisaki23344 months ago The levator palpabrae is notinnervated but by the r. Superior of the oculomotor nerve. I think you got it mixed up with the tarsalis muscle.
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@travelvideosdee23923 years ago Subscribed without questioning! Thanks again!
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@abdullahmohamed21062 years ago Hello, i just have a quick question to ask, in jod basedow syndrome, does the end condition end in a hypothyroid state?
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@hacelopez83693 years ago Literally the best birthday present. Thank you.
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@firdousahmad9998last year Ninja pathology lectures =pathologyclearances.

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