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basic terminology for chapt 18

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Aden/o   Gland  
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Adenectomy   Removal of a gland  
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Adren/o Adrenal/o   adrenal gland  
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Adrenopathy   Disease of the Adrenal gland  
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Adrenalectomy   Removal of an adrenal gland  
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Gonad/o   sex glands (ovaries and testes)  
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Gonadotropin   to act on (stimulate) the sex glands  
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Hypogonadism   condition of deficient sex glands  
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Pancreat/o   pancreas  
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Pancreatectomy   removal of the pancreas  
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parathyroid/o   parathyroid gland  
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Parathyroidectomy   removal of the parathyroid gland  
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Hypopituitarism   condition of deficient pituitary glands  
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thyr/o thyroid/o   thyroid gland  
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thyrotropic hormone   pertaining to stimulating the thyroid gland  
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thyroiditis   inflammation of the thyroid gland  
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Andr/o   male  
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Androgen   a substance that males produce  
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calc/o calci/o   calcium  
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hypercalcemia   excessive calcium in the blood  
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hypocalcemia   deficient calcium in the blood  
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hypercalciuria   excessive calcium in the urine  
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Cortic/o   cortex, outer region  
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corticosteroid   resembling the outer solid structure  
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crin/o   secrete  
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endocrinologist   specialist of the endocrine (secrete within) system  
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dips/o   thirst  
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polydipsia   much thirst  
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estr/o   female  
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estrogenic   pertaining to a substance that a female produces  
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gluc/o   sugar  
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glucagon   assemble sugar  
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glyc/o   sugar  
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hyperglycemia   condition of excesive sugar in the blood  
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glycemic   pertaining to sugar in the blood  
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glycogen   substance that produces sugar  
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home/o   sameness  
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homeostasis   to control sameness  
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hormone/o   hormone  
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hormonal   pertaining to hormone  
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kal/i   potassium  
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hypokalemia   deficient potassium in the blood  
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lact/o   milk  
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prolactin   a substance before milk  
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myx/o   mucus  
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myxedema   mucus like material accumulates under the skin, swelling of mucus  
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Natr/o   sodium  
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hyponatremia   deficient sodium in the blood  
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phys/o   growing  
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hypophysectomy   removal of a defiant growing  
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somat/o   body  
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somatotropin   to act on the body  
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ster/o   solid structure  
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steroid   resembling a solid structure  
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toc/o   childbirth  
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oxytocin   rapid childbirth  
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toxic/o   poison  
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thryrotoxicosis   pertaining to poison of the thyroid gland  
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ur/o   urine  
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antidiuretic hormone   pertaining to against urine  
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agon   assemble, gather together  
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glucagon   assemble sugar  
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emia   blood condition  
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in, ine   a substance  
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epinephrine   a substance above the kidney  
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tropin   stimulating the function of  
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Adrenocorticotropin   stimulating the outer region of the adrenal gland  
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uria   urine condition  
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glycosuria   sugar in the urine  
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eu   good, normal  
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euthyroid   normal thyroid  
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hyper   excessive  
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hyperkalemia   excessive potassium in the blood  
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hypo   deficient  
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hypoinsulinism   deficient secretion of insulin  
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oxy   rapid, sharp, acid  
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oxytocin   rapid childbirth  
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pan   all  
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panhypopituitarism   condition of deficiency in all the pituitary glands  
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tetra   four  
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tetraiodothyronine   a substance of 4 iodine and thyroid  
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tri   three  
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triiodthyronine   a substance of 3 iodine and thyroid  
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iod/o   iodine  
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