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M1 Endocrine Terminology

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acr/oextremities
adren/oadrenal gland
crin/oto secrete
gonadovaries or testicles
dips/othirst
poly-many
somat/obody
thym/osoul, emotions
thyr/othyroid
-tropinto stimulate
ThyromegalyAn abnormal enlargement of the thyroid gland causing swelling in the front part of the neck
ExophthalmosAn abnormal protrusion of the eyeballs.
HypocrinismA deficient secretion of any gland
EuthyroidismNormal thyroid function
HypercrinismAn excessive secretion of any gland.
HypocalcemiaAbnormally low levels of calcium in the blood
GynecomastiaExcessive mammary development in the male
AndrogensHormones that influence sex-related characteristics
AcromegalyExcessive HGH results in the enlargement of hands and feet
PolydipsiaExcessive thirst from too much fluid excretion
ThymomaA tumor derived from thymus tissue
Antidiuretic (ADH)Hormone that maintains water balance
CortisolHormone that regulates the metabolism of nutrients
Graves' diseaseAn autoimmune disorder characterized by hyperthyroidism, goiter, and exophthalmos
Cushing's syndromeProlonged exposure to high levels of cortisol resulting in a rounded face
HormonesChemical substances that regulate the activities, growth and development of organs.
SteroidHormones produced by the body and medications that duplicate the action of these hormones.
AntidiureticThe hormone that maintains the body's water balance by reducing urinary output.
EpinephrineThe hormone that is a powerful vasopressor that stimulates cardiac activity and increases blood pressure.
HydrocortisoneThe hormone that regulates several physiologic body processes and has an anti-inflammatory effect.
ChronicSomething is long-lasting or persistent, or condition that doesn't go away easily.
AcuteSomething is sudden, severe, or intense.
EpisodicContaining or consisting of a series or cyclic events.


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