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thyroid gland responsible for metabolism, releases T3 and T4

hypothalamus releases TRH




anterior pituitary releases TSH

primary causes destruction of thyroid gland tissue, inability to synthesize thyroid hormone

disease of the anterior pituitary unable to secrete TSH, altered function of hypothalamus and
secondary
its ability to secrete TRH

FT4 free T4 that is not bound to plasma membranes, used to test for hypothyroidism

stimulated by infections, medications such as opioids, tranquillizers and barbiturates, exposure
myxedema coma
to cold and trauma

a glucose metabolism disorder related to absent or insufficient insulin supply or poor
diabetes mellitus
insulin
utilization of insulin that is available

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, where proinsulin is produced in the pancreas before it goes to the liver to be converted to
beta cells in the islets of langerhans




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