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Thyroid Dz in Pregnancy

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What changes occur in thyroid hormones 1st trimester?

a)

Decreased TSH

b)

Increased TBG (thyroid binding globulin)

c)

Decreased TRH

d)

Increased T4

2.

Reference range for TSH in first trimester?

a)

Same as non-pregnant patient

b)

Lower range decreased by 0.4 millionunits/L

c)

Upper range reduced by 0.5 millionunits/L

d)

Upper range increased by 0.5 millionunits/L

3.

Referance range for T4 & T3 in pregnancy?

a)

Same as non-pregnant patient

b)

Increased by ~50% compared to non-pregnant

c)

Decreased by ~50% compared to non-pregnant

d)

Increased by ~50% but only after 16 weeks EGA

4.

Who should have thyroid testing in pregnancy?

a)

Personal or family history of thyroid dz

b)

Type I DM

c)

Clinical suspicion of thyroid dz

d)

Mildly enlarged thyroid

e)

Pts with hyperemesis gravidarum

5.

Which of these cross the placenta?

a)

Thyroid inhibitory antibodies (antithyroid peroxidase Ab)

b)

Thyroid stimulating immunoglobulin

c)

TSH binding inhibitory immunoglobulins (aka thyrotropin binding inhibitory immunoglobulins)

d)

Thioamides (PTU & Methimazole)

e)

T4 only in 3rd trimester

6.

Risks of untreated hyperthyroidism

a)

Low birth weight

b)

Miscarriage & stillbirth

c)

Increased risk of pre-eclampsia with severe features if poorly control

d)

Increased risk of maternal heart failure

e)

Preterm delivery

7.

Subclinical hyperthyroidism (low TSH with normal T4) does not need to be treated in pregnancy

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Neonates born to mothers with Graves Dz who were treated with thyroidectomy or radioactive iodine prior to pregnancy are not at risk of neonatal graves disease

a)

True

b)

False

9.

How do you treat hyperthyroidism in pregnancy?

a)

Beta blockers (propranolol 10-40mg TID to QID) in any trimester

b)

PTU 100-600mg daily divided into 3 doses in any trimester

c)

Methimazole 5-30mg daily divided into 2 doses in any trimester

10.

What labs should be monitored in patient with hyperthyroidism on treatment?

a)

CBC every month to screen for agranulocytosis

b)

TSH every month

c)

T4 +/- T3 every month

11.

Treatment of thyroid storm or thyrotoxic heart failure in pregnancy

a)

Emergent delivery

b)

PTU 1000mg PO then 200mg PO q6hrs

c)

Iodine 1-2 hours after PTU

d)

Steroids

e)

Beta blocker

12.

Risks of untreated hypothyroidism include

a)

Spontaneous abortion & Stillbirth

b)

Pre-eclampsia

c)

Preterm birth

d)

Placental abruption

e)

Impaired neuropsych development & low birth weight

13.

Treatment for hypothyrodism in pregnancy

a)

Continue current dose of levothyroxine

b)

Increase current dose by 25% at time of pregnancy confirmation

c)

For new diagnosis start levothyroxine 1-2 mcg/kg daily or approximately 100mcg daily

14.

How to monitor hypothyroidism during pregnancy

a)

Check TSH every trimester

b)

Check T3 & T4 levels every trimester

c)

Check TSH every 4-6 weeks

d)

Check T3 & T4 levels every 4-6 weeks

15.

Goal TSH level for pregnant patients with hypothyroidism

a)

0.5-2.5 milliunits/L

b)

0.5-5 milliunits/L

c)

Number doesn't matter if patient is asymptomatic

d)

>0.5 milliunits/L