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innermost layer of alimentary canal wall and absorbs nutrients
mucosa
reduce risk of cirrhosis of liver by
avoiding the use of alcohol
too little growth hormone in childhood
dwarfism
the epiglottis
covers the airway
releases melatonin which regulates biological clock
pineal body
thyroid does not produce adequate thyroid hormone
myxedema
secretes calcitonin
thyroid
begins chemical breakdown of food
mouth
hormone increases blood sugar
glucagon
to prevent diarrhea episodes
food handling practices
hormones increases energy, stimulates protien synthesis, and speed up repair of damaged tissue
thyroid hormone
secretes hormone crythropoietin
kidney
prolonged stress reduces immunity by
increasing release of cortisol
help indentify endocrine problem in child
track development on standard growth chart
pt. complains of constipation you recommend
increasing dietary fiber
absorbs water and electrolytes
large intestine
stomach able to absorb
alcohol
decreases blood sugar
insulin
result of excess growth hormone in adults
acromegaly
tobacco use risk factor for
oral cancer
decreases inflammation and pain
cortisol
physical reaction to a stressor
increased heart rate
removed pituitary gland may cause
hypothyroidism
releases thymosin that promotes production of T cells
thymus
regulates fecal elimination
rectum
lowers blood calcium
calcitonin
excess growth hormone in children
giantism
pancreatic enzyme that digests carbohydrates
amylase
secretes epinephrine and aldosterone
adrenal gland
layer of the alimentary that secretes mucus and enzymes
mucosa
release PTH
parathyroid
atrial natriuretic peptide released by
heart
oral palate's main function
seperate the oral and nasal cavities
stimulates body to retain sodium and important to maintain BP
aldosterone
gland that has cells that release glucagon
pancreas
saliva contains enzyme
amylase
high glucose due to inadequate secretion of insulin
diabetes mellitus
hormone stimulates thyroid gland to release hormones
TSH
antidiuretic hormone and oxytocin released by
posterior pituitary gland
main site of nutrient absorption
small intestine