ANATOMY OF THYROID AND
PARATHYROID GLANDS
SUBMITTED TO: DR. ZEESHAN AKBAR SUBMITTED BY: 14-
ARID-2022
PMAS FAISAL SHAHZAD
SOMROO
HORMONES
“Hormones are chemicals messengers that are secreted by endocrine
glands and function in extremely small concentration”
Response of a Hormone:
• A nerve impulse travels rapidly and produces an almost instantaneous
response but one that lasts only briefly.
• In contrast hormones act more slowly and their effects may be long
lasting.
• Target cells respond to minute quantities of hormones and a
concentrations in the blood is always extremely low.
ENDOCRINE GLANDS
1. Hypothalamus Gland
2. Pituitary Gland
3. Pineal Gland
4. Thyroid Gland
5. Parathyroid Glands
6. Thymus Gland
7. Adrenal Glands
8. Pancreas
9. Liver
10.Kidneys
11.Heart
12.Testes
13.ovaries
LOCATION
THYROID GLAND
“The thyroid is a very vascular ductless gland, firm in
texture and dark red-brown in color”
Location:
It is situated below the larynx (Voice Box).
On the anterior part of trachea, first five or six rings of trachea, to which
it is loosely attached.
SECRETED HORMONES
1. Tri-iodo-thyronine(T3)
2. Tetra-ido-thyroxine(T4)
3. Calcitonin
1.TRI-IODO-THYRONINE (T3)
From Cells:
“Thyroid Epithelial Cells”
Effect:
• Potent form of thyroid hormone.
• Increase the basal metabolic rate.
• Affect protein synthesis
2. TETRA-IDO-THYROXIN (T4)
From Cell:
“Thyroid Epithelial Cell”
Effect:
• Less act form of thyroid hormone .
• Increase the Basal Metabolic rate.
• Often function as a pro-hormone.
3. CALCITONIN
From Cell:
“Para-Follicular Cells”
Effect:
• Construct Bone
• Reduce Blood Calcium
ISTHMUS
“It is connected to with the lateral lobe at or near the
posterior end of the latter, and crosses the trachea about the
5th ring of trachea”
PARATHYROID GLAND
“The parathyroid are pale in color and not so dense as
thyroid”
Location:
They are small glandular bodies, found in the thyroid gland.
Posterior extremity or on the deep surface of the lateral lobes of the thyroid.
SECRETED HORMONE
It secretes only one hormone:
Parathyroid Hormone (PTH)
From Cell:
“Parathyroid Chief Cells”
Effect:
• Increase Blood calcium
a) Calcium reabsorption in kidney
b) Active vitamin D
• Slightly decrease blood phosphate
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Anantomy of thyroid and para thyroid

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    ANATOMY OF THYROIDAND PARATHYROID GLANDS SUBMITTED TO: DR. ZEESHAN AKBAR SUBMITTED BY: 14- ARID-2022 PMAS FAISAL SHAHZAD SOMROO
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    HORMONES “Hormones are chemicalsmessengers that are secreted by endocrine glands and function in extremely small concentration” Response of a Hormone: • A nerve impulse travels rapidly and produces an almost instantaneous response but one that lasts only briefly. • In contrast hormones act more slowly and their effects may be long lasting. • Target cells respond to minute quantities of hormones and a concentrations in the blood is always extremely low.
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    ENDOCRINE GLANDS 1. HypothalamusGland 2. Pituitary Gland 3. Pineal Gland 4. Thyroid Gland 5. Parathyroid Glands 6. Thymus Gland 7. Adrenal Glands 8. Pancreas 9. Liver 10.Kidneys 11.Heart 12.Testes 13.ovaries
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    THYROID GLAND “The thyroidis a very vascular ductless gland, firm in texture and dark red-brown in color” Location: It is situated below the larynx (Voice Box). On the anterior part of trachea, first five or six rings of trachea, to which it is loosely attached.
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    SECRETED HORMONES 1. Tri-iodo-thyronine(T3) 2.Tetra-ido-thyroxine(T4) 3. Calcitonin
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    1.TRI-IODO-THYRONINE (T3) From Cells: “ThyroidEpithelial Cells” Effect: • Potent form of thyroid hormone. • Increase the basal metabolic rate. • Affect protein synthesis
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    2. TETRA-IDO-THYROXIN (T4) FromCell: “Thyroid Epithelial Cell” Effect: • Less act form of thyroid hormone . • Increase the Basal Metabolic rate. • Often function as a pro-hormone.
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    3. CALCITONIN From Cell: “Para-FollicularCells” Effect: • Construct Bone • Reduce Blood Calcium
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    ISTHMUS “It is connectedto with the lateral lobe at or near the posterior end of the latter, and crosses the trachea about the 5th ring of trachea”
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    PARATHYROID GLAND “The parathyroidare pale in color and not so dense as thyroid” Location: They are small glandular bodies, found in the thyroid gland. Posterior extremity or on the deep surface of the lateral lobes of the thyroid.
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    SECRETED HORMONE It secretesonly one hormone: Parathyroid Hormone (PTH) From Cell: “Parathyroid Chief Cells” Effect: • Increase Blood calcium a) Calcium reabsorption in kidney b) Active vitamin D • Slightly decrease blood phosphate
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