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Chapter 10

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parts of endocrine glands   pituitary gland, thyroid gland, parathyroid, adrenal glands, pancreas, pineal and thymus glands, ovaries and testes (part of reproductive and endocrine systems)  
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endocrine glands   Secret chemicals called hormones directly into the bloodstream, control and integrate many bodily functions, maintain homeostasis  
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pituitary gland   Master gland, regulates many body activities, stimulates other glands to secrete specific hormones  
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pancreat/o   pancreas  
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thyr/o thyroid/o   thyroid gland  
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thym/o   thymus gland  
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aden/o   gland  
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adren/o adrenal/o   adrenal glands  
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toxic/o tox/o   poison  
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gluc/o glyc/o glycos/o   sugar, sweetness  
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home/o   same, alike  
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calc/o   calcium  
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crin/o   secrete  
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ophthalm/o   eye  
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-dipsia   thirst  
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-emia   blood  
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-genesis   forming, producing, origin  
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-trophy   development, nourishment  
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excessive (many, much) thirst   poly/dipsia  
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pertaining to poisonous activity of the thyroid   thyr/o/toxic  
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sugar in urine   glycos/uria glucos/uria  
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blood with excessive or abnormal glucose   hyper/glyc/emia  
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instrument to measure sugar   gluc/o/meter  
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excessive (many, much) urination   poly/uria  
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condition of deficient insulin   hypo/insulin/ism  
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secrete within (internally)   endo/crine  
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specialist in the study of poisons   toxic/o/logist toxic/o/log/ist  
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inflammation of the pancreas   pancreat/itis  
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enlargement of the extremities   acr/o/megaly  
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tumor of a gland   aden/oma  
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tumor (composed of) insulin   insulin/oma  
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blood (with a) poison (toxic substance)   tox/emia  
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protruding eyeballs   exophthalmos  
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excision of her thyroid gland   thyroidectomy  
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surgical removal of adrenal glands   adrenalectomy  
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swelling   edema  
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complication   hypertension  
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hypersecretion of the GH during adulthood results in enlargement of the jaw, hands, and feet   acromegaly, dwarfism, gigantism  
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hormones   Specialized chemicals that are released directly into the bloodstream and travel to specific tissues or organs of the body called targets  
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myxedema   advanced hypothyroidism in adults, causing edema an increased blood pressure  
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obesity   excessive accumulation of body fat that may lead to an adverse effect on health, body mass index is greater than 30  
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osteoporosis   abnormal loss of bone density in deterioration of bone tissue with an increased risk of fractures  
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glucometer   monitor's blood glucose levels, self-monitoring, usually done before meals at bedtime, piercings of skin typically on the finger to draw blood application of blood to a test strip  
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blood condition of deficient calcium   hypocalcemia  
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blood condition of excessive calcium   hypercalcemia  
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tumor of the thymus gland   thymoma  
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enlargement of the thyroid gland   thyromegaly  
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blood condition of excessive glucose   hyperglycemia  
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urine that contains sugar   glycosuria glucosuria  
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transsphenoidal hypophysectomy   endoscopic procedure to remove a pituitary tumor, incision of the sinus, transsphenoidal, without disturbing brain tissue  
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thymectomy   Excision of thymus gland, used to remove tumors of thymus, use in treatment of myasthenia gravis  
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removal of a lobe   lobectomy  
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