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Pathology and Misc Endocrine System

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hyperthyroidism   overactivity of the thyroid gland; thyrotoxicosis; Grave's disease  
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hypothyroidism   underactivity of the thyroid gland; myxedema (adult) cretinism (child)  
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hyperparathyroidism   excessive production of parathormone; hypercalcemia  
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hypoparathyroidism   hypocalcemia  
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adrenal virilism   excessive secretion of adrenal androgens  
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Cushing syndrome   excess cortisol; obesity, moon-like fullness of the face  
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Addison disease   hypofunctioning of adrenal cortex; malaise, weakness, muscle atrophy;  
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pheochromocytoma   benign tumor of the adrenal medulla; symptoms are hypertension, palpitations, headaches, sweating, flushing, muscle spasms  
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hyperinsulinism   excess secretion of insulin causing hypoglycemia  
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diabetes mellitus (DM)   lack of insulin secretion Type 1: onset usually in early childhood; rapid onset, little or no insulin production, ketoacidosis, polyuria Type 2: usually adult onset; gradual onset; obesity common; insulin resistance / deficiency of insulin secretion  
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acromegaly   hypersection of growth hormone after puberty leads to enlargment of extremities  
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gigantism   hypersecrtion of growth hormone before puberty  
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dwarfism   congenital hyposecretion of grtoh hormone  
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panhypopituitarism   deficiency of all pituitary hormones  
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diabetes insipidus (DI)   insufficient secretion of ADH  
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