WorksheetsChapter 11 Endocrine System
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
adip/o
fat
acid
ectremities
secrete
crin/o
gland
cortex
secrete
sugar
pancreat/o
retina
thymus
poison
pancreas
ophthalm/o
ketone
eye
breast
mucus
gonad/o
sex glands
potassium
lobe
similar
home/o
breast
mucus
lobe
similar
-assay
condition
to analyze
hormone
thirst
-dipsia
thirst
hormone
disease
stoppage of flow
ultra-
outward
everything;all
beyond; excess
many;much
retin/o
ketone
nerve
eye
retina
ACTH
fasting blood sugar
adrenocorticotropic hormone
antidiuretic hormone
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ADH
growth hormone
antidiuretic hormone
fasting blood sugar
follicle-stimulating hormone
GH
growth hormone
growth hormone- inhibiting hormone
corticotropin-releasing hormone
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GnRH
thyroxine
long-acting thyroid stimulator
antidiuretic hormone
gonadtropin-releasing hormone
LH
luteinizing hormone
protein- bound iodine
radioimmunoassy
parathyroid hormone
TSH
thyroxine
Thyroid-stimulating hormone
triiodothyronine
radioummunoassay
RIA
radioimmunoassay
protein-bound iodine
parathyroid hormone
thyroxine
CRH
corticotropin-releasing hormone
diabetes mellitus
fasting blood sugar
follicle-stimulating hormone
DI
certifies diabetes
fasting blood sugar
diabetes insipidus
diabetes mellitus
DM
diabetes insipidus
luteinizing hormone
radioimmunoassay
diabetes mellitus
parathyroidectomy
surgical removal of part or all of the thyroid gland
surgical removal of one or more of the parathyroid glands
surgical removal of the adrenal gland
surgical removal of one or more lobes
Lobectomy
surgical removal of one or more lobes
surgical removal of one or more parathyroid glands
surgical removal of part or all of the thyroid gland
surgical removal of the adrenal gland
blood serum test
determines the body response to insulin
24 hr urine test to measure the amount of catecholamines in your body
blood is measured for specific levels of hormones and other substances to determine how well specific endocrine glands and organs are functioning.
measures the glucose levels in the patient's blood after the patient has not eaten for 12 hrs
glucose tolerance test
determine the body response to insulin
measures the glucose levels in the patients blood after the patient has not eaten for 12 hrs
24 hr urine test to measure the amount of catecholamines in your body
measures the levels of hormones and other substances in your body
fasting blood sugar
measures the levels of hormones and other substances in your body
determines the body response to insulin
24 hr urine test to measure the amount of catecholamines in your body
measures glucose levels in a patients body once the patient has not eaten for 12 hrs
protein-bound iodine
ultrasound of the thyroid to check the sizes of the glands
blood test that measures thyroid activity
measure very small concentrations of substances
determines the body response to insulin
radioimmunoassay
measures very small concentrations of substances
measures thyroid activity
determines the body response to insulin
ultrasound of thyroid to determine the sizes of the glands
thyroid ultrasound
measures the amount of TSH in the blood
measures the amount of t4 in the blood
determine long-acting stimulator in the blood
ultrasound of the thyroid to determine the size of the glands
thyroid-stimulating test
measures the amount of T4 in the blood
measures the amount of TSH in the blood
ultrasound of the thyroid to determine the size of the glands
measures the amounts of T in the blood
thyroxine
detects long-acting thyroid stimulator in the blood
measures the amount of TSH in the blood
measures the amounts of T4 in the blood
measures the amount of T in the blood
laparoscopic adrenalectomy
surgical removal of one or more lobes of and organ
surgical removal of the adrenal gland
surgical removal of one or more parathyroid glands
surgical removal of part or all of the thyroid gland
acidosis
An increase in the acidity of blood,body fluids,and tissues due to an excess of hydrogen ions.
enlargement of face, feet, and hands
results from and insufficient secretion fo cortisol and sometimes aldosterone
malignant tumor of a gland or mucus secreting organ
adenocarcinoma
enlargement of the face, feet, and hands
malignant tumor of a gland or mucus secreting organ
results from and insufficient secretion fo cortisol and sometimes aldosterone
and increase in the acidity of blood
acromegaly
malignant tumor of a gland or mucus secreting organ
results from insufficient secretion of cortisol and sometimes aldosterone
increase in the acidity of blood
enlargement of the face, feet and hands
addison's disease
results from an insufficient secretion of cortisol and sometimes aldosterone
increase in the acidity of blood
englargement of the face, feet, and hands
malignant tumor of a gland or mucus secreting organ
adrenal feminization
due to lack of thyroid hormone secretion
malignant tumor of a gland or mucus secreting organ
pathological development of female secondary sex characteristics in a male
development of male secondary sex characteristics in a female
cushing's syndrome
abnormally small or short
results from the hypercecretion of cortisol
inadequate secretion of ADH
insufficient production of insulin
dwarfism
results in damage of the retina of the eye
excessive fluid retention ans swelling in body tissues
excessive growth of body parts
abnormally small or short
diabetic retinopathy
complication of diabetes, results in damage of the retina of the eye
condition of excessive fluid retention and swelling in body tissues
excessive growth of body parts
abnormally small or short
edema
abnormal protrusion of the eyeball
excessive fluid retention and swelling in body tissues
abnormally small or short
excessive growth of body parts
glucagon
regulates the absorption of glucose into blood cells
prepares the female body for pregnancy
stimulates the liver to release stored glucose into the blood
stimulates the development of the male secondary sex characteristics
insulin
stimulates the development of female secondary sex characteristics
prepares the female body for pregnancy
regulates the absorption of glucose into blood cells
stimulates the liver to release stored glucose into the blood
triiodothyronine
controls metabolism and body temperature
increases blood calcium levels
promotes the development of T cells
group of hormones, metabolizes carbohydrates, proteins and fats
parathyroid
control metabolism and body temperature
promotes the devleopment of T cells
increases blood calcium levels
regulates blood glucose levels
cortisone
regulates the release of thyroid stimulating hormone
promotes the development of T cells
serves as a building block for aldosterone
regulates blood glucose levels
follicle-stimulating hormone
regulates the release of thyroid stimulating hormone
stimulates body growth and development
helps regulate reproductive processes
stimulates the pigment melanin to help darken skin
melanocyte-stimulating hormone
stimulates the pigment melanin to help darken skin
regulates the release of thyroid stimulating hormone
stimulates body growth and development
stimulates the production of cortisol
adrnocorticotropic hormone
helps regulate reproductive processes
stimulates the production of cortisol
stimulates body growth
stimulates the pigment melanin
antidiuretic hormone
stimulates milk production
stimulates the pigment melanin
stimulates uterine contractions during childbirth
stimulates the kidneys to retain water
luteinizing hormone
stimulates the pigment melanin
stimulates milk production
stimulates ovulation
stimulates the kidneys to retain water
