Created at 6:49 p.m. Jan, 19, 2026
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Michael_B
Rationale for change
As stateed by NID 1462038836551, B-blockers are also indicated for hyperthyroidism, which also has hyperadrenergic symptoms. It seems like this card is emphasizing "acute" symptom control - which better represents the pathology in thyroid storm, so I've edited to include that
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- Recall that T3 increases β1 receptors in the heart, so the use of β-blockers makes sense
- In addition, β-blockers can block 5'-deiodinase, preventing conversion of T4 to T3
- In addition, β-blockers can block 5'-deiodinase, preventing conversion of T4 to T3
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