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PARATHYROID GLAND BY: DR RAJ SHARMA NOIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OVERVIEW OF THYROID GLAND Thyroid Essentials: regulates your metabolism Butterfly-shaped gland wrapped around trachea The two main thyroid hormones are T3 and T4.


  1. PARATHYROID GLAND BY: DR RAJ SHARMA NOIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

  2. OVERVIEW OF THYROID GLAND Thyroid Essentials:  regulates your metabolism  Butterfly-shaped gland wrapped around trachea  The two main thyroid hormones are T3 and T4.  Appear on front of the neck

  3.  Thyroid disorders are common, and they include goiters, hyperthyroidism, and hypothyroidism.

  4. PARATHYROID GLAND  Human being have four parathyroid glands  Situated at back surface of the thyroid gland  Located in neck  Very small in size  Measures- •6mm long •3mm wide & •2mm thick  Dark brown in colour

  5. DIAGRAMATIC VIEW :

  6. FUNCTIONS OF PARATHYROID GLAND  main function : produce and secrete a hormone called PTH (parathyroid hormone)  raises blood calcium level

  7. HISTOLOGY (microscopic study)  made up of chief cells and oxyphil cells 1.CHIEF CELLS: secretes PTH (parathyroid hormone) 2.OXYPHIL CELLS: •degenerates chief cells • may secrete PTH during pathological condition called parathyroid adonema (a small tumour of PT gland)  gland inc. In size due to production of PTH in excess.

  8. SOURCE OF SECRETION  secreted by the chief cells of the parathyroid gland

  9. PARATHYROID HORMONE  regulates calcium, magnesium, phosphorus levels in blood.  Main function is to increase Calcium levels when they are low

  10. ROLE OF ‘Ca’ IN OUR BODY  Bone&teeeth formation  Neuronal activity  Skeletal muscle activity  Cardiac activity  Smooth muscle activity  Secretory activity  Cell division & growth  Coagulation of blood

  11. CHEMISTRY  Parathyroid hormone is protein in nature  Having 84amino acids  Having molecular weight :- 9,500 Da

  12. SYNTHESIS  Synthesised from precursor called pre-pro-PTH containing 115 amino acids. PRE-PARATHYROID HORMONE ⬇ PRO-PARATHYROID HORMONE ⬇ PARATHYROID HORMONE

  13. PROCESS OF SYNTHESIS OF PTH 1. pre-PTH hormone (115 amino acids) enters the endoplasmic reticulum of the chief cells of PT gland. 2. Then there,it is converted into a Pro- hormone called pro-PT hormone . 3. Lastly, pro-PTH enters the golgi apparatus,and converted into PARATHYROID HORMONE.

  14. ACTIONS OF PTH ON BLOOD ‘CA’ LEVEL  Primary action of parathyroid hormone is to maintain the blood calcium level.  PTH maintains blood CA level by :-  Resorption of Ca from bones  Reabsorption of Ca from the renal tubules (kidney)  Absorption of Ca from intestine

  15. ROLE OF PTH IN THE ACTIVATION OF VITAMIN D  Vitamin D is very essential for calcium absorption from the intestine.  But vitamin D itself is not an active substance.  So, PTH is the one who is enabling the kidney to produce Vitamin D which inturn goes to intestine and stimulates more absorption of Calcium.

  16. BLOOD LEVEL OF CALCIUM  PTH secretion is inversely proportional to blood calcium level.  ⬆ in blood calcium level ⬇ PTH secretion.  CONDITIONS WHEN PTH SECRETION DECREASES:- ⭐ excess quantities of calcium in diet. ⭐ increase vitamin D in diet. ⭐ increased releasing of calcium from the bones, caused by factor such as bone diseases.

  17. PARATHYROID DISORDERS  HYPERPARATHYROIDISM : increased PTH levels in blood 🔺 results to :- HYPERCALCEMIA i.e too much calcium in the blood.

  18.  HYPOPARATHYROIDISM : decreased secretion of PARATHYROID HORMONE. : results to HYPOCALCEMIA i.e too little calcium in the blood.

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