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| Abnormal deep sleep resulting from illness or injury | coma
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| Rupture of the eardrum | tympanorrhexis
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| Which of these is NOT an inner ear region needed for equilibrium (balance): Semi-circular canal, saccule, organ of corti | organ of corti
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| Thin innermost layer of meninges | pia mater
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| What is the hormone that stimulates uterine contractions | oxytocin
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| sugar in the urine | glycosuria
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| Diagnostic term for decreased activity of the antidiuretic hormone from posterior lobe of pituitary gland | Diabetes Insipidus (Type 1)
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| Abnormal state of extreme thirst | polydipsia
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| Condition of having excess hair | Hirsutism
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| Which is NOT a diagnostic test: FBS, PBI, FSH, GTT | FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone)
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| Which gland is often referred to as the Master Gland | Pituitary Gland
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| Chronic disorder of carbohydrate metabolism which results in hyperglycemia and glycosuria? | Diabetes Mellitus (Type 2)
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| Which gland is especially important in the development of the immune system | Thymus Gland
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| Sum of all physical and chemical changes in the body? | Metabolism
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| Which gland & hormone stimulates the deposit of calcium in bone | Thyroid & Calcitonin
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| Where are the adrenal glands located | On top of each kidney
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| A condition of painful muscle cramps due to low blood calcium | tetany
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| which gland secretes the hormone testosterone | testes
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| Aden/o | gland
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| which is NOT a hormone: T3, BMR, ACTH, PTH | BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
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| Which gland & hormone decrease level of glucose in blood | Pancreas & Insulin
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| Excess activity of thyroid | Hyperthyroidism
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| Excessive calcium in blood | hypercalcemia
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| What does a thyroid function test do | Blood tests that measures the amount of t3, t4 and TSH. Detects thyroid function
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| Hyperkalemia | excess level of potassium in blood
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| process of recording electrical activity of the brain | EEG
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| Cerebral spinal fluid withdrawn from the lumbar | lumbar puncture
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| neurolisasis | destruction of nerve
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| cephal/o | head
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| Which is NOT an ossicle of the ear: malice, incus, hyoid, stapes | hyoid
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| which is NOT and endocrine gland: pancreas, pituitary, thyroid, lacrimal | lacrimal
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| hypersecretion of adrenal cortex | Cushing Syndrome
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| -paresis | weakness
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| Section of the brain that processes thought and memory | cerebrum
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| cranial nerve that supplies most of the organs in the abdominal and thoracic cavities | Vagas Nerve
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| one-sided facial paralysis with unknown cause | Bell's Palsy
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| medical term commonly known as a headache | cephalalgia
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| reflex test that detects abnormalities in the nervous system | Babinski's Sign
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| Section of brain that contains the Thalamus and Hypothalamus | Diencephalon
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| Syncope | Fainting
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| Largest section of brain | Cerebrum
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| Impairment of speech | Dysphasia
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| Cranial Nerve responsible for the transport of smell to the brain | Olfactory Nerve
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| Opening in the center of the iris | pupil
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| Inflammation of eyelid | Blepharitis
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| organ that produces and drains tears from the eye | lacrimal gland and lacrimal duct
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| Common abbreviation for ear infection in children | OM
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| outermost area of the eye | Sclera (whites of the eye)
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| tissue that separates the auditory canal from the inner ear | tympanic membrane
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| ringing in the ear | tinnitus
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| involuntary jerking movements of the eye | nystagmus
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| normal vision | emmatropia
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| conductive hearing loss | sound transmission is blocked in the inner and outer ear
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| hormone that aids in regulating carbohydrates | Cortisol
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| hormone that assists in stress and emergencies | epinephrine (adrenaline)
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| hormone that regulates fluid volumes and electrolytes | aldosterone
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| Goiter | enlargement of thyroid gland
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| crin/o | to secrete
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| thymectomy | surgical removal of thymus gland
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| encephal/o | brain
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| nerve tumor | neuroma
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| chronic disease o inner ear characterized by dizziness, ringing in the ear, vision loss | Meniere's disease
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| low level of sugar in the blood | hypoglycemia
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| section of the brain that maintains balance | cerebellum
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| earwax | cerumin
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