Endocrine System Flashcards

Test 4 (66 cards)

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cortic/o

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cortex, outer region

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estr/o

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female

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3
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hormon/o

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hormone

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4
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phys/o

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growing

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pituitar/o

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pituitary gland, hypophysis

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6
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-agon

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assemble, gather together

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7
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-ine

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substance

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somat/o

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body

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ster/o

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solid structure

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10
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adren/o

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adrenal glands

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11
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adrenal/o

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adrenal glands

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12
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calc/o

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calcium

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13
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crin/o

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secrete

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gluc/o

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sugar, sweetness

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glyc/o

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sugar, sweetness

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glycos/o

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sugar, sweetness

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17
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home/o

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same, alike

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18
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kal/i

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potassium (electrolyte)

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pancreat/o

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pancreas

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20
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parathyroid/o

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parathyroid glands

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21
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thym/o

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thymus gland

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22
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thyr/o

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thyroid gland

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thyroid/o

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thyroid gland

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toxic/o

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poison

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-crine
secrete
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-dipsia
thirst
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-gen
forming, producing, origin
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-toxic
pertaining to poison
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-uria
urine
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eu-
good
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exo-
outside
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poly
many
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diuresis
increased urination
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acromegaly
hypersecretion of GH in adults resulting in enlarged head and extremities
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dwarfism
hyposecretion of GH during childhood resulting in extreme stature
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giantism
hypersecretion of GH during childhood resulting in extreme height & bone length
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hirsutism
excessive distribution of body hair
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hyperkalemia
elevated potassium levels in blood
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hypervolemia
abnormal increase in blood plasma volume
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hyponatremia
lower than normal level of sodium in blood
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insulinoma
tumor of islets of langerhaan of pancreas, excessive insulin
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neurofibromatosis
genetic disorder with benign fibrous tumors growing anywhere in nervous system
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panhypopituitarism
total pituitary impairment that leads to loss of hormone activity
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thyroid storm
uncontrolled hyperthyroidism caused by increased thyroid hormone in blood
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virilism
development of male secondary sex characteristics in a woman
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transsphenoidal
endoscopic surgery to remove pituitary tumor
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exophtalmometry
measures degree of forward displacement in eyeball (Graves Disease)
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Growth Hormone
promotes growth of body tissue (Anterior pituitary)
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Prolactin
promotes milk production (Anterior pituitary)
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Thyroid stimulating hormone
stimulates thyroid hormone release (Anterior pituitary)
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Adrenocorticotropic hormone
stimulates hormone released by adrenal cortex (Anterior pituitary)
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Follicle-stimulating hormone
stimulates gamete production (Anterior pituitary)
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Luteinizing hormone
stimulates androgen production by gonads (Anterior pituitary)
54
Antidiuretic hormone
stimulates water reabsorption by kidneys (Posterior pituitary)
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Oxytocin
stimulates urine contractions during childbirth (Posterior pituitary)
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T4 & T3
stimulates basal metabolic rate (Thyroid)
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Calcitonin
reduces blood Ca levels (Thyroid)
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Parathyroid hormone
increases blood Ca levels (Thyroid)
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Aldosterone
increases Na blood levels (Adrenal cortex)
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Cortisol
increases blood glucose levels (Adrenal cortex)
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Epinephrine
stimulates fight or flight response (Adrenal medulla)
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Melatonin
regulates sleep cycle (Pineal)
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Insulin
reduces blood glucose levels (Pancreas)
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Glucagon
increases blood glucose levels (Pancreas)
65
Testosterone
stimulates development of secondary male characteristics and sperm production (Testes)
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Estrogen & progesterone
stimulates development of secondary female characteristics and preparation for childbirth (Ovaries)