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Question:
endocrine system

Answer:
secreted hormones directly into blood or tissue rather than into a duct


Question:
endocrine gland

Answer:
a ductless gland that produces an internal secretion discharged into the blood or lymph
and circulated to all parts of the body


Question:
glycemia

Answer:
sugar in the blood


Question:
hormones

Answer:
literally translates as- set in motion or to excite
*active principles of glands
*produces effects on tissues more or less remote from their place of origin
*secreted by the ductless glands (endocrine glands) and may have a specific effect on an
organ or tissue or a general effect on the entire body


Question:
aden/o-

Answer:
gland


Question:

,adren/o, adrenal/o-

Answer:
adrenal glands


Question:
parathyroid/o-

Answer:
parathyroid glad


Question:
thyroid/o, thyr/o-

Answer:
thyroid glad


Question:
acr/o-

Answer:
extremities or height


Question:
calc/i-

Answer:
calcium


Question:
dips/o-

Answer:
thirst


Question:
pineal glad

Answer:
melatonin synthese; influences sleep- wake cycles

,Question:
acromegaly

Answer:
enlargement of the extremities


Question:
adenitis

Answer:
inflammation of a gland


Question:
adenomegaly

Answer:
enlargement of a glad


Question:
adrenalitis

Answer:
inflammation of the adrenal gland


Question:
adrenomegaly

Answer:
enlargement of the adrenal glands


Question:
hypercalcemia

Answer:
excessive calcium in the blood


Question:
hyperglycemia

Answer:

, excessivehp sugar in the blood


Question:
hyperthyroidism

Answer:
excessive secretion of thyroid hormones


Question:
thyroiditis

Answer:
inflammation of the thyroid


Question:
hypocalcemia

Answer:
deficient level of calcium in the blood


Question:
hypoglycemia

Answer:
deficient level of sugar in the blood


Question:
hypothyroidism

Answer:
decreased secretion of thyroid hormones


Question:
cretinism (congenital hypothyroidism)

Answer:
congenital absence or atrophy of thyroid gland


Question:
cushing's syndrome

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