Mary Thompson  76 is a school teacher, she had a hip fracture but had nit fall.mary has muscles irritability and twitching. She is back in the hospital for removal of the parathyroid gland. Are bone were deteriorate and calcium levels were high.  What type of effect does the  parathyroid gland have on calcium in the blood  Where the parathyroid gland located  Why mary had a deteriorate bone and developed fracture

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