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adrenal gland   gland on (a) the kidney (renal)  
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electrolyte   dissolved substance (-lyte) containing ions (electr/o)  
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adrenocorticotropic hormone   a hormone arising from the cortex (cortic/o) of the adrenal gland  
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melanocyte stimulating hormone   a hormone that stimulates the cells that excrete dark pigment (melan/o)  
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antidiruretic substance   a substance that slows the production of urine  
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oxytocin   a substance that tones the uterus  
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calcitonin   a hormone that regulates calcium in the blood stream  
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euthyroidism   normal (eu-) functioning of the thyroid  
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glucagon   a hormone that regulates blood sugar by releasing glycogen from the liver  
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somatostatin   a hormone that regulates insulin production keeping the body (somat) glucose levels stable (stat)  
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mineralcorticoids   class of steroid hormones produces by the cortex of the adrenal characterized by their influence on salt and water balances  
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androgen   a male sex hormone (andr/o)  
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estrogen   a female sex hormone (estra/o)  
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progesterone   a hormone involved in pregnancy and birth (gestat/o)  
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antagonism   to work against (antagon/o)  
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synergism   to work with  
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hyperpituitarism   overactive (hyper-) pituitary  
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cardiomegaly   enlarged (-megaly) heart  
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hypertension   high blood pressure or arterial hypertension, is a chronic medical condition in which the blood pressure (tens/o) in the arteries is elevated  
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thyrotoxicosis   elevated levels of thyroid hormone becomes toxic to the body  
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exophthalmos   a conditon in which the eyes (op/o) protrude (ex-) out of the eye socket  
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thyromegaly   enlarged (-megaly) thryoid  
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ketoacidosis   metabolic state associated with high concentrations of ketone bodies, formed by the breakdown of fatty acids  
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bradycardia   slow (brady-) heart rate  
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endocarditis   inflammation (-itis) of the inner (endo-) lining of the heart.  
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peripheral vascular disease   a disease involving arteries and veins (vascul/o) outside (periphery/o) the brain and heart  
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lipoprotein   a compound containing both fats (lipid/o) and proteins  
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electrophoresis   technique used in laboratories in order to separate macromolecules based on size  
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angiography   an image or recording (-graphy) of blood vessels (angi/o)  
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endartectomy   the removal (-ectomy) of plaque from the inside (endo-) of an artery (art/o)  
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thrombolytic therapy   used to breakdown (ly/o) blood clots (thrombi/o)  
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axillary node   lymph node of the armpit  
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cervical node   lymph node of the neck (cervic/o)  
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macrophage   a large (macro-) cell that ingests (phag/o)  
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erythrocyte   red (erythr/o) blood cell  
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agranulocyte   a cell without (a-) grains (granules) in the cytoplasm  
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hemostasis   bleeding is stopped  
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coagulopathy   a disease (-pathy) that affects blood clotting (coagul/o)  
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hemophilia   a disease that affects blood clotting  
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septicemia   poisoning (septic/o) of the blood (-emia)  
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lymphedema   swelling (-edema) due to a malfunction in the lymphatic network  
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anisocytosis   a condition in which the red blood cells (cyt/o) are unequal (anis/o) in size  
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parietal pleura   the pleura closest to the wall of the cavity (pariet/o)  
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visceral pleura   the pleura closest to the organ (viscera/o)  
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eupnea   normal (eu-) breathing (pn/o)  
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bronchiectasis   condition of bronchial dilation (-ectasis)  
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emphysema   condition of incomplete inflation (phys/o)  
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cyanosis   condition of blueness (cyan/o)  
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aspiration pneumonia   pneumonia due to the inhalation (aspir/o) of a substance  
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pneumococcal pneumonia   pneumonia due to bacteria (cocc/o)  
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hemothorax   blood (hem/o) in the thorax  
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apnea   not (a) breathing  
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bradypnea   slow (brady-) breathing  
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orthopnea   breathing is easier in an upright or straight (orth/o) position  
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auscultation   listening (auscult/o)  
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endotracheal intubation   a breathing tube inserted into (endo-) the trachea  
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lung resection   part or the lung is removed (resect/o)  
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thoracocentesis   a puncture (-centesis) in the thorax  
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tracheostomy   a surgically created (-stomy) opening in the trachea  
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nephrotosis   drooping (-ptosis) of the kidney i.e. the kidney become loosely attached to the posterior abdomen wall  
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