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Chap 11/12

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gonad/o   sex glands o  
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home/o   sameness o  
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iod/o   iodine o  
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kal/i   potassium o  
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ket/o   ketones o  
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mineral/o   minerals, electrolytes o  
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natr/o   sodium o  
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ophthalm/o   eye o  
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ovari/o   ovary o  
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pancreat/o   pancreas o  
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parathyroid/o   parathyroid gland o  
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pineal/o   pineal gland o  
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pituitar/o   pituitary gland o  
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testicul/o   testes o  
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thym/o   thymus gland o  
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thyr/o   thyroid gland o  
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thyroid/o   thyroid gland o  
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toxic/o   poison o  
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acr/o   extremities o  
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adren/o   adrenal glands o  
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adrenal/o   adrenal glands o  
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andr/o   male o  
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calc/o   calcium o  
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crin/o   to secrete o  
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estr/o   female o  
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gluc/o   glucose o  
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glyc/o   sugar o  
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glycos/o   sugar o  
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-dipsia   -thirst  
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-prandial   -relating to a meal  
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-pressin   -to press down  
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-tropin   -to stimulate  
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aden/o   gland o  
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chem/o   drug o  
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cortic/o   outer portion o  
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cyt/o   cell o  
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gynec/o   female o  
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immun/o   protection o  
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lapar/o   abdomen o  
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lob/o   lobe o  
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mast/o   breast o  
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neur/o   nerve o  
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or/o   mouth o  
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radi/o   ray o  
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retin/o   retina o  
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vas/o   vessel o  
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-graphy   -process of recording  
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-ism   -state of  
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-ia   -condition  
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-meter   -instrument to measure  
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-scopy   --procedure to visually examine  
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endo-   within-  
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ex-   outward-  
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pan-   all-  
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antithyroid agents   blocks prod. of thyroid hormones  
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corticosteroids   strong anti-inflammatory  
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human growth hormone therapy   hormone replacement to stimulate skeletal growth  
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insulin   replaces insulin in diabetic patients  
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oral hypoglycemic patients   causes decrease in blood sugar  
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thyroid replacement hormone   hormone replacement for hypothyroidism patients or for those who have had a thyroidectomy  
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vasopressin   controls diabetes and promotes reabsorption of water in the kidney tubules  
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alges/o   sense of pain o  
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astr/o   star o  
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cephal/o   head o  
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cerebell/o   cerebellum o  
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cerebr/o   cerebrum o  
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clon/o   rapid contracting and relaxing o  
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dur/o   dura matter o  
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encephal/o   brain o  
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esthes/o   sensation, feeling o  
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gli/o   glue o  
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medull/o   medulla oblongata o  
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mening/o   meninges o  
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meningi/o   meninges o  
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myel/o   spinal cord o  
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neur/o   nerve o  
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poli/o   gray matter o  
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pont/o   pons o  
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radicul/o   nerve root o  
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thalam/o   thalamus o  
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thec/o   sheath (meninges) o  
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ton/o   tone o  
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ventricul/o   brain ventricle o  
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-paresis   -weakness  
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-phasia   -speech  
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-plegia   -paralysis  
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-taxia   -muscle condition  
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-trophic   -pertaining to development  
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angi/o   vessel o  
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arteri/o   artery o  
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electr/o   electricity o  
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isch/o   to hold back o  
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later/o   side o  
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lumb/o   low back o  
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my/o   muscle o  
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scler/o   hard o  
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spin/o   spine o  
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tom/o   to cut o  
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vascul/o   blood vessel o  
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-algia   -pain  
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-asthenia   -weakness  
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-cele   -protrusion  
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epi-   above-  
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hemi-   half-  
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para-   abnormal, 2 parts of a pair  
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semi-   partial-  
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sub-   below-  
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un-   not-  
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analgesic   treats minor to moderate pain w/o loss of consciousness  
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anasthetic   loss of sensation or loss of consciousness  
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anticonvulsant   controls seizures  
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dopaminergic drugs   replaces dopamine. treats Parkinsins  
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hypnotic   promotes sleep  
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narcotic analgesic   opiates. treats severe pain....potential to be habit forming  
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sedative   relaxing or calming effect  
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axon   aspect of the neuron...conducts thr impulse to the destination  
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dendrite   aspect of the neuron....recieves impulses  
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cell body   part of a neuron  
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myelin   insulator...white. Makes impulses go faster. Wraps around axon.  
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delirium   state of mental confusion w/ lack of orientation to time and space  
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dementia   progressive impairment of intellectual function  
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aura   sensations that occur before an epileptic seizure or migraine headache  
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meninges layer   dura mater, arachnoid, pia mater  
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palsy   temporary or permanent loss of ability to control movement  
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plegia vs. paresis   paralysis/weakness  
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syncope   fainting  
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vertigo   dizzy  
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meninges   protective sac for CNS  
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paresthesia   abnormal sensations...tingling, burning  
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tremor   involuntary repetitive movements  
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convulsion   severe involuntary muscle contractions and relaxations  
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hydrocephalus   water on the brain  
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Bell's Palsy   inflammation of a facial nerve one side of face  
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Alzheiner's   type of dementia....loss of memory  
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Parkinson's   decrease of dopamine...tremors, weakness, shufflinf gait  
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Reye's Syndrome   kids...have had a viral infection...took aspirin. Encephalopathy and organ damage  
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concussion   brain shaken  
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shingles   inflammed nerves, blisters  
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CVA   cerebrovascular accident....stroke  
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multiple sclerosis   permanent, destruction of myelin....weakness and numbness  
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Guillain-Barre   temporary....nerves lose myelin cover. Reactions slow down.  
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Lou Gehrig's   degeneration of motor neurons of spinal cord  
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myesthenia gravis   insufficient neurotransmitters at a synapse  
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lumbar puncture   take out spinal fluid between L4 andL5  
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positron emission tomography (PET)   looks at brain metabolism and glucose in the brain  
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cerebral angiography   x-ray of blood vessels. Uses dye  
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seizure   sudden attack of severe muscular contractions  
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spina bifida   vertebra didn't fuse. Born with it.  
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meningocele   protrding meninges  
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myelomeningocele   protruding meninges and spinal cord  
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hypercalcemia   too much calcium in the blood  
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hypernatremia   too much sodium in the blood  
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hyperglycemia   too much sugar in the blood  
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pineal gland   in thalamus...wake, sleep cycles  
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adrenal gland   top of kidney...secretes adrenaline  
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pancreas...part of which 2 body systems   digestive, endocrine  
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GH   growth hormone  
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FSH   follicle stimulating hormone  
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LH   leutinizing hormone  
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TSH   thyroid stimulating hormone  
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hirsutism   too much body hair  
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gynecomastia   man boobs  
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acromegaly   too much GH as an adult  
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gigantism   too much GH as a child  
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tetany   low calcium  
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cretinism   born with it. Low thyroid as a child  
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Type 1 DM   insulin dependent. Early onset  
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Type 2 DM   non-insulin dependent. Later onset  
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exophthalmos   hyperthyroid. Bulging eyes  
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diabetic retinopathy   destroying the retina. DM complication  
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cephalalgia   headache  
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polydipsia   excessive thirst  
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dysphasia   difficulty communicating verbally or in writing  
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quadriplegia   paralysis of all 4 limbs  
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paraplegia   paralysis of lower portion of the body  
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thymoma   thyroid tumor  
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thyromegaly   large thyroid  
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neuralgia   nerve pain  
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CSF   cerebrospinal fluid  
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echo   ultrasound  
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peripheral neuropathy   DM complication...damage to nerves in lower legs and hands  
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ketoacidosis   DM complication...excessive ketone bodies (waste products)  
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dwarfism   abnormally small. hereditary or endocrine dysfunction  
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myxedema   hypothyroid...anemia, slow speech, enlarged tongue and facial features  
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adrenaline   hormone secreted by adrenal medulla. AKA epinephrine  
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epinephrine   hormone secreted by adrenal medulla. AKA adrenaline  
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pancreas   gland in endocrine system. Produces insulin and glucagon  
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pituitary gland   master gland  
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gonads   organs responsble for producing sex cells  
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thymus   in mediastinum. immune function and development of antibodies.  
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