WorksheetsEndocrine Disorder
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Due to hypersecretion of thyroid hormones in baby/child leading to retardation and stunted growth
a)
Gigantism
b)
Dwarfism
c)
Cretinism
d)
Virilism
2.
Dangerous complication of diabetes. Fats are burned, ketones build up and blood pH drops.
a)
retinopathy
b)
neuropathy
c)
nephropathy
d)
ketoacidosis
3.
Enlargement of the thyroid gland in the neck
a)
Acromegaly
b)
Gigantism
c)
Goiter
d)
Graves disease
4.
Person is a living miniature. Very small, less than 50 inches.
a)
Gigantism
b)
Pituitary dwarfism
c)
Achondroplasia
d)
Cretinism
5.
Masculinization of females
a)
Hirsutism
b)
Virilism
c)
Alopecia
d)
hyperpigmentation
6.
Autoimmune disease of the thyroid
a)
Cushing's
b)
Hashimoto's
c)
Addisons
d)
Graves disease
7.
Also called adult onset diabetes
a)
Diabetes Insipidus
b)
Diabetes Type I
c)
Diabetes Type II
d)
Gestational Diabetes
8.
Presence of excessive facial hair in females
a)
virilism
b)
masculinization
c)
hirsutism
d)
myxedema
9.
Presence of excessive facial hair in females
a)
virilism
b)
masculinization
c)
hirsutism
d)
myxedema
10.
Individual grows to over 7 ft tall
a)
dwarfism
b)
acromegaly
c)
gigantism
d)
goiter
11.
Juvenile onset diabetes
a)
diabetes type I
b)
diabetes type II
c)
diabetes insipidus
d)
graves disease
12.
Insulin not produced. body cannot metabolize sugar.
a)
Diabetes type II
b)
Diabetes insipidus
c)
Diabetes Type I
d)
Addisons
13.
Hypersecretion of adrenal cortex. Bronze skin, water and electrolyte problems.
a)
Cushing's
b)
Addisons
c)
Graves
d)
Hashimoto's
14.
Hyporsecretion of GH in childhood or years of growth
a)
Acromegaly
b)
VonRecklinghausens
c)
Andrenogenital syndrome
d)
dwarfism
15.
Hypersecretion of adrenal cortex hormone, leading to moon face, high blood pressure, hyperglycemia, and diabetes,
a)
Addison's
b)
Cushing's
c)
Hashimoto's
d)
Grave's
16.
Hypersecretion of GH in adult
a)
Gigantism
b)
Acromegaly
c)
Dwarfism
d)
Goiter
17.
Insulin is being produced but cannot be used by the body. Sugar cannot be metabolized. Adult onset.
a)
Diabetes Type I
b)
Diabetes Insipidus
c)
Diabetes Type II
d)
Cushing's
18.
Autoimmune disease of the thyroid. Leads to hypothyroidism.
a)
Grave's
b)
Hashimoto's
c)
Cushing's
d)
Addison's
19.
Hypersecretion of adrenal androgens. Leads to major changes in sexual characteristics.
a)
Addison's
b)
andrenogenital syndrome
c)
cretinism
d)
dwarfism
20.
Form of diabetes treatable with diet or oral medications.
a)
Type I
b)
Type II
c)
Diabetes insipidus
d)
Cushing's
21.
Individuals with this condition urinate 30L/day.
a)
Cushing's
b)
Diabetes insipidus
c)
Grave's
d)
Addison's
22.
Bulging eyes.
a)
Cushing's
b)
Addison's
c)
virilism
d)
exopthalmos
23.
Hypersecretion of PTH.
a)
Van Recklinghausen's disease of bone
b)
Cushing's
c)
Addison's
d)
Grave's
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