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Endocrinology - Turley

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show the study of an organ or gland within the body that secretes hormones  
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show same  
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show condition of standing still  
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show a thing that secretes  
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show a state of equilibrium of the internal environment of the body  
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show releases hormones that stimulate or inhibits the release of hormones from the pituitary gland  
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show "master gland" - anterior secrets seven hormones whose effects are felt throughout the body, posterior secretes two hormones  
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show secretes melatonin which regulates the wake/sleep cycle - found in the brain between the two lobes of the thalamus  
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show found in the neck - secretes three hormones which control cellular metabolism and calcium levels in the blood  
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show four glands found on the posterior of the thyroid, regulate the amount of calcium in the blood (opposite effect of calcitonin from thyroid)  
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show posterior to sternum - secretes thymosins which cause immature t-cells to develop and mature  
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show secretes three hormones from the Islets of Langerhans - glucagon, insulin and somatostatin  
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insulin   show
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show island  
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adrenal gland   show
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aden/o-   show
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adren/o-   show
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show secrete estradiol  
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testes   show
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synergism   show
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antagonism   show
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show chemical messenger of the endocrine system that is produced by a gland and secreted into the blood  
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show category of hormones that stimulates the male and female sex glands (gonads)  
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show hormone secreted by the anterior pituitary gland which stimulates cell growth and protein synthesis in cells, increasing height and weight in puberty  
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androgens   show
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estrogens   show
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epinephrine   show
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acr/o-   show
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gigantism   show
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show most common form of hyperthyroidism  
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exopthalmos   show
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opthalmos   show
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show away, out from  
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show swelling of the thyroid (thyromegaly) causes by a tumor, lack of iodine or chronic inflammation  
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show deficient glucose in the blood  
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show glucose (sugar)  
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diabetes mellitus   show
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ketoacidosis   show
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show hypersecretion of cortisol resulting in a moon face, excessive back and abdominal fat deposits, and dark facial hair (women)  
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Addison's disease   show
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polydipsia   show
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