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Endocrine System

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show chronic metabolic condition characterized by gradual, noticeable enlargement and elongation of the bones of the face, jaw, & extremities due to oversecretion of the pituitary gland after puberty  
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adenohypophysis   show
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show pertaining to the cortex of the adrenal gland  
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show steroid hormone, increases male characteristics  
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cortex   show
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show congenital condition. characterized by dwarfism, slowed mental development, puffy facial features, dry skin, and large tongue  
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diabetes, insipidus   show
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diabetes mellitus   show
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show ductless gland that produces a chemical substance called a hormone, secreted directly into the bloodstream  
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endocrinologist   show
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show field of medicine that deals with the study of the endocrine system  
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show female hormones that promotes the development of female secondary sex characteristics  
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euthyroid   show
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exophthalmia   show
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glucagon   show
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show formation of glycogen from fatty acids and proteins instead of carbohydrates  
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glucose   show
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glycogenesis   show
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glycosuria   show
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graves disease   show
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show elevated blood calcium level  
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hyperglycemia   show
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show excessive activity of the ovaries or testes  
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show excessive amount of insulin in the body  
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show elevated blood potassium level  
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hypernatremia   show
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hyperparathyroidism   show
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hyperthyrodism   show
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show less than normal blood calcium level  
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show less than normal blood sugar level  
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hypokalemai   show
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hyponatremia   show
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show less than normal activity in the thyroid gland; extremely low body metabolism  
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show state of shock due to extremely low blood sugar level  
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show internal part of a structure or organ  
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show sum of all physical and chemical processes that take place within the body  
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show most severe form of hypothyroidism. characterized by puffiness of the hands and face  
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show hormone secreted by the posterior pituitary gland. stimulates the contractions of the uterus during childbirth  
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polydipsia   show
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show excessive eating  
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show excretion of excessively large amounts of urine  
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show female hormone secreted by the ovaries  
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somatotropic hormone   show
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syndrome   show
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show severe cramping and twitching of the muscles and sharp flexion of the wrist and ankle joints  
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show inflammation of the thyroid gland  
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virilism   show
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dwarfism   show
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show proportional overgrowth of the bodys tissue due to the hypersecretion of the human growth hormone before puberty  
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show hyperplasia of the thyroid gland  
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thyroiditis, chronic   show
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thyroid storm   show
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show life threatening disease process due to failure of the adrenal cortex to secrete adequate mineralocorticoids and glucocoricoids  
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Cushing's Syndrome   show
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show disorder of the blood vessels of the retina of the eye, experience bulging, hemorrhages, leakage, and scarring  
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pancreatic cancer   show
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show acute or chronic destructive inflammatory condition of the pancreas  
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show blood glucose sample taken usually early in the morning after the person has been without food or drink since midnight  
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show test that evaluates the persons ability to tolerate a concentrated oral glucose load by measuring the glucose levels  
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hemoglobin A1C Test (HgbA1C)   show
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serum glucose tests   show
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show measure the blood levels of the hormones T3, T4, and TSH  
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show determines the position, size, shape, and physiological function of the thyroid gland through the use of the radionuclear scanning  
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thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)   show
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