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(anti)(di)(uret)(ic)


(against)(complete)(urination)(pt)


an agent that decreases urine production

(endo)(crine)


(w/in)(secrete)




(endo)(crino)(logy)


(w/in)(secrete)(study of)




(endo)(crino)(logist)


(w/in)(secrete)(specialist)


a gland that produces an internal or hormonal secretion




medical specialty concerned w/ the production and effects of hormones




a medical specialist in endocrinology

hormone


Greek- to set in motion




chemical formed in 1 tissue or organ and carried by the bloodstream to stimulate or inhibit a function of another tissue or organ

(hypo)(thalamus)


(below)(thalamus)


an endocrine gland in the floor and wall of the 3rd ventricle of the brain


(mela)(ton)(in)


(black)(tension)(substance)


hormone formed by the pineal gland

(oxy)(toc)(in)


(oxygen)(labor and childbirth)(substance)


pituitary hormone that stimulates the uterus to contract
pineal


Latin- like a pine cone




pt the pineal gland


(pituit)(ary)


(pituitary)(pt)


pt the pituitary gland

(prosta)(gland)(in)


(prostate)(gland)(substance)


hormone present in many tissues, but 1st isolated from the prostate gland

(sero)(ton)(in)


(serum)(tension)(substance)


neurotransmitter in central and peripheral nervous system

(acro)(megaly)


(peak)(enlargement)


enlargement of head, face, hands, and feet due to excess growth hormone in an adult


(adreno)(cortico)(tropic)


(adrenal gland)(from the cortex)(a turning/change)


hormone of the anterior pituitary that stimulates the cortex of the adrenal gland to produce its own hormones


(cortico)(steroid)


(from the cortex)(steroid)


a hormone produced by the adrenal cortex

(cortico)(tropin)


(from the cortex)(stimulation)


pituitary hormone that stimulates the cortex of the adrenal gland to secrete cortisone


(cortis)(one)


(from the cortex)(hormone)


a corticosteroid produced in small amounts by the adrenal cortex


(diabetes) (in)(sipid)(us)


(Greek- siphon) (not)(flavor)(pt)


excretion of large amounts of dilute urine as a result of inadequate ADH production


gonad




(gonado)(tropin)


(testis/ovary)(stimulation)

Latin- seed




an organ that produces sex cells




any hormone that stimulates gonadal function


(hydro)(cortis)(one)


(water)(from the cortex)(hormone)


potent glucocorticoid w. anti-inflammatory properties

(pro)(lact)(in)


(before)(milk)(substance)


pituitary hormone that stimulates the production of milk


(somato)(tropin)


(the body)(stimulation)


hormone of the anterior pituitary that stimulates the growth of body tissues

(thyro)(tropin)


(thyroid)(stimulation)


hormone from the anterior pituitary gland that stimulates function of the thyroid gland

(calci)(ton)(in)


(calcium)(tension)(substance)


hormone produced by the thyroid gland that moves calcium from blood to bones


(emaci)(ation)


(make thin)(process)


abnormal thinness


(para)(thyr)(oid)


(beside)(thyroid)(resembling)


endocrine glands embedded in the back of the thyroid gland
thymus


Greek- sweetbread




endocrine gland located in the mediastinum

thyroid


Greek- an oblong shield




endocrine gland in the neck; or a cartilage of the larynx

(thyr)(ox)(ine)


(thyroid gland)(oxygen)(pt)


thyroid hormone T4, tetraiodothyronine

cretin




(cretin)(ism)


(cretin)(condition)


French- cretin




severe congenital hypothyroidism




condition of severe congenital hypothyroidism


(ex)(ophthalmos)


(out)(eye)


protrusion of the eyeball
goiter


Latin- throat




enlargement of the thyroid gland

Graves disease

hyperthyroidism w/ toxic goiter
Hashimoto disease

autoimmune disease of the thyroid gland


(hyper)(para)(thyr)(oid)(ism)


(excessive)(adjacent)(thyroid)(resembling)(condition)




(hypo)(...)


(deficient)


excessive levels of parathyroid hormone




deficient levels of parathyroid hormone


(hyper)(pyrex)(ia)


(excessive)(fever)(condition)


extremely high body temperature or fever

(hyper)(thyr)(oid)(ism)


(excessive)(thyroid)(resembling)(condition)




(hypo)...


(deficient)


excessive production of thyroid hormone




deficient production of thyroid hormone


(iod)(ine)


(violet)(pt)


chemical element, the lack of which causes thyroid disease

(myx)(edema)


(mucus)(swelling)

nonpitting, waxy edema of the skin in hypothyroidism

tetany


Greek- convulsive tension




severe muscle twitches, cramps, and spasms

(thyr)(oid)(ectomy)


(thyroid)(resembling)(surgical excision)




(thyr)(oid)(itis)


(thyroid)(resembling)(inflammation)


surgical removal of the thyroid gland




inflammation of the thyroid gland

(thyro)(toxico)(sis)


(thyroid)(poison)(condition)


disorder produced by excessive thyroid hormone production
Addison disease

an autoimmune disease leading to decreased production of adrenocortical steroids

(ad)(ren)(al)


(to)(kidney)(pt)




(epi)(nephr)(ine)


(above)(kidney)(pt)


endocrine gland on the upper pole of each kidney




main catecholamine produced by the adrenal medulla

(adreno)(cortic)(al)


(adrenal)(cortex)(pt)


pt the cortex of the adrenal gland


(aldo)(ster)(one)


(organic compound)(steroid)(hormone)


mineralocorticoid hormone of the adrenal cortex


(catechol)(amine)


(tyrosine containing)(nitrogen-containing substance)

major elements produced by the adrenal cortex in the stress response
Cushing syndrome

hyper secretion of cortisol by the adrenal gland
facies


Latin- appearance




facial features and expressions

(gluco)(cortic)(oid)


(glucose)(cortisone)(resembling)


hormone of the adrenal cortex that helps regulate glucose metabolism

(hydro)(cortis)(one)


(water)(cortisone)(hormone)


potent glucocorticoid w/ anti-inflammatory properties

(idio)(path)(ic)


(unknown)(disease)(pt)


pt a disease of unknown etiology


(mineralo)(cortic)(oid)


(inorganic material)(cortex)(resembling)


hormone of the adrenal cortex that influences sodium and potassium metabolism

(nor)(epi)(nephr)(ine)


(normal)(above)(kidney)(pt)


catecholamine hormone of the adrenal gland that is a parasympathetic neurotransmitter

(ster)(oid)


(solid)(resembling)


large family of chemical substances found in many drugs, hormones, and body components

(exo)(crine)


(outward)(secrete)


a gland that secretes outwardly through excretory ducts

(gluc)(agon)


(sugar)(to fight)


pancreatic hormone that supports blood glucose levels


(gluco)(neo)(genesis)


(sugar)(new)(creation)


formation of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources

(gluc)(ose)


(sugar)(full of)


the final product of carbohydrate digestion and the main sugar in the blood

(glyco)(geno)(lysis)


(glycogen)(create)(separate/dissolve)


conversion of glycogen to glucose


(insul)(in)


(an island)(a substance)


hormone produced by the islet cells of the pancreas
islets of Langerhans

areas of pancreatic cells that produce insulin and glucagon


(somato)(statin)


(body)(inhibit)


hormone that inhibits release of growth hormone and insulin

(amput)(ation)


(to prune)(a process)


process of removing a limb, part of a limb, a breast, or other projecting part

(auto)(anti)(body)


(self)(against)(body)

antibody produced in response to an antigen from the host's own tissue

coma




(comat)(ose)


(coma)(full of)


Greek- deep sleep




state of deep unconsciousness




in a state of coma

(diabetes) (mellitus)


(Greek- a siphon) (Latin- sweetened w/ honey)


metabolic syndrome caused by absolute or relative insulin deficiency and/or ineffectiveness


(hyper)(glyc)(emia)


(excessive)(glucose)(a blood condition)


high level of glucose in the blood

(hypo)...


(deficient)


low level of glucose in the blood


(par)(esthes)(ia)


(abnormal)(sensation)(condition)


an abnormal sensation


(poly)(dips)(ia)


(many)(thirst)(condition)


excessive thirst


(poly)(phag)(ia)


(eat)






excessive eating

(poly)(ur)(ia)


(urine)


excessive production of urine


(retino)(pathy)


(retina of the eye)(disease)


degenerative disease of the retina
acetone


Latin- vinegar




ketone that is found in blood, urine, and breath when diabetes mellitus is out of control

(keto)(acid)(osis)


(ketone)(acid)(condition)


excessive ketones in the blood, making is acid


ketone




(ket)(osis)


(ketone)(condition)


Greek- acetone




chemical formed in uncontrolled diabetes or in starvation




excessive production of ketones


(metabol)(ic) (acid)(osis)


(change)(pt) (acid)(condition)


decreased pH in blood and body tissues as a result of an upset in metabolism

saline


Latin- salt




salt solution, usually sodium chloride