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Patient History, Problems, Complaints

TermDefinition
adenalgia (AD-enAL-jah) pain in a gland
adrenal virilism (a-DREE-nal VIR-il-izm) development of male secondary sexual characteristics caused by exessive secrection of the adrenal gland
adrenarche (AD-re-NAR-kee) beginning of adrenal secretion (at puberty)
hirsutism (HIR-soo-tizm) excessove growth of facial and body hair in women
amenorrhea (ah-MEN-oh-REE-ah) lack of menstrual flow
gynecomastia (GAI-neh-koh-MAS-tee-ah) development of breat tissue in males
hyper gonadism (HAI-per-GOH-nad-izm) condition in which there is excessive secretion of sex glands
hypogonadsim (HAI-poh-GOH-nad-izm) condition in which there is undersecretion of the sex glands
menarche (men-AH-kee) beginning or first menstruation
thelarche (thee-LAR-kee) beginning of breast development
hypoglycemic (HAI-poh-glai-SEE-mik) pertaining to low blood sugar
pancreatalgia (PAN-kree-ah-TAL-jee-ah) pain in the pancreas
polydipsia (PAWL-ee-DIP-see-ah) excessive thirst
polyphagia (PAWL-ee-FAY-jee-ah) excessive eating
polyuria (PAWL-ee-YOOR-ee-ah) excessive uriniation
acromegaly (AK-roh-MEG-ah-lee) abnormal enlargment of the extremities
galactorrhea (gah-LAK-toh-REE-ah) discharge of milk
pituitary dwarfism (pih-TOO-ih-TER-ee DWAR-fizm) abnormally short height caused by undersecrection of growth hormone from the pituitary gland
pituitray gigantism (pih-TOO-ih-TER-ee jai-GAN-tizm) abnormally tall height caused by oversecretion of growth hormone from the pituitray gland
exophthalmos (EKS-of-THAL-mohs) protrusion of the eyes out of the eye socket
goiter (GOYT-er) swollen thyroid gland
thyrocele (THAI-roh-seel) another name for goiter
thryomegaly (THAI-roh-MAG-ah-lee) enlargemnet of the thyroid
thyroptosis (THAI-rop-TOH-sis) downward displacment (drooping) of the thyroid
 

 



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