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What gland is both an exocrine and an endocrine gland   pancreas  
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An elevated blood glucose level is known as   hyperglycemia  
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What endocrine gland requires iodine to function properly   thyroid  
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Addison disease is a deficiency of hormones from the   adrenal gland  
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The parathyroid gland is responsible for regulating   circulating calcium  
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Oxytocin is responsible for starting the   onset of labor  
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What gland is found in the sella turcica   pituitary  
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What hormone stimulates the development of an egg in the ovary   FSH  
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Which gland atrophies as the person ages   thymus  
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What gland is both an endocrine gland and a lymph organ   thymus gland  
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What glands sits atop of the kidneys   adrenals  
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Prolactin stimulates what   milk production  
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What blood test is done to assess the amount of T4, T3, and calicitonin   TFT  
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What type of organ contains receptors that cause it to react to certain hormones   target organs  
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What are chemical mediators and are sometimes called local hormones   prostaglandins  
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Overactive GH of the anterior pituitary gland in children causes   gigantism  
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Underactive GH of the anterior pituitary gland causes   dwarfism  
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Underactive adrenal cortex causes   addison disease  
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Overactive GH of the anterior pituitary gland in adults causes   acromegaly  
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Overactive adrenal gland causes   cushings disease  
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Overactive thyroid causes   grave's disease  
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Pancreas, islets of Langerhans are responsible for controlling what disease   diabetes mellitus  
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Underactive thyroid in children   cretinism  
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Underactive parathyroid gland   tetany  
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Overactive pineal gland   SAD  
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Abnormal hairiness, especially in women, is   hirsutism  
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The condition of excessive appetite is   polyphagia  
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Undersecretion of ADH resulting in polydipsia and polyuria is   diabetes insipidus  
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The condition of excessive thirst is   polydipsia  
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Somatotropin deficiency during childhood that results in dwarfism is   GHD  
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One type of what disorder that may be accompanied by exophthalmia is termed Graves disease   hyperthyroidism  
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Hypersecretion of somatotropin from the adenohypophysis during childhood, leading to excessive growth is   gigantism  
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Continuous muscle spasms are   tetany  
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The islets of Langerhans are in the   pancrease  
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Excessive secretion of cortisol leading to obesity, leukocytosis, hirsutism, hypokalemia, hyper- glycemia, and muscle wasting is   cushings  
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Beta cells secrete   insulin  
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A test used to measure the average glucose levels to monitor diabetes mellitus   A1C  
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The external portion of the adrenal gland is the   adrenal cortex  
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Another name for the anterior pituitary is the   anterohypophysis  
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Another name for antidiuretic hormone   vasopression  
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crin/o   to secrete  
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aden/o   gland  
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trop/o   to turn  
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lact/o   milk  
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gen/o   origin  
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natr/o   sodium  
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glyc/o   sugar  
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calc/o   calcium  
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poly   many, excessive  
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kal/i   potassium  
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ectomy   removal  
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endo   within  
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oma   tumor  
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ism   condition  
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pan   all or everywhere  
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hypo   low/below  
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hyper   excessive  
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emia   blood condition  
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ia   condition  
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an   without, lacking  
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ex   beyond, out  
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acro   extremities  
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megaly   enlargement  
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phys/o   to grow  
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crin   to secrete  
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oxy   rapid  
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graphy   record  
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tom/o   to cut, section, slice  
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son/o   sound  
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