Medical term for Master gland that regulates other glands; produces growth hormone, antidiuretic, and oxytocin

Medical term for gland that regulates sleep-wake cycle (melatonin)

Medical term for Gland that controls metabolism and and calcium levels

Medical term for Gland that regulate calcium and phosphorus levels

Medical term for Gland Involved in immune system development

Medical term for Gland that Controls blood sugar through insulin and glucagon

Medical term for Gland that produce Female hormones of estrogen and progesterone

Medical term for Gland that produces males hormone testosterone

Medical term for Condition in which adrenal glands do not secrete enough cortisol therefore you are very fatigued, low blood pressure, loss of appetite

Medical term for Cancerous tumor of a gland or glandular tissue

Medical term for Condition in which one or both adrenal glands are enlarged

Medical term for Hormone released by adrenal glands to regulate electrolytes, specifically potassium and sodium

Medical term for Hormone plays role in controlling fluid balance in how much water the kidneys keep

Medical term for Condition in which release of too much cortisol; causes weight gain, rounded face, high BP, weakness, and fatigue

Medical term for Condition in which pancreas produces no insulin, too little insulin, or body’s cells do not properly use insulin

Medical term for Complication of diabetes that is caused when having too little insulin in body leads to excess ketones in blood

Medical term for Medical doctor who diagnoses and treats conditions of the endocrine system

Medical term for Condition caused by oversecretion of growth hormone in children, results in excessive height and body size

Medical term for Enlarged thyroid gland

Medical term for Autoimmune disorder that is common cause of hypothyroidism; underactive thyroid due to body attacking it

Medical term for Condition of abnormally high calcium levels in the blood

Medical term for Condition of low levels of calcium in the blood

Medical term for Condition of abnormally high level of sugar in the blood

Medical term for Complication of diabetes in which low blood sugar results from too much insulin or too little food

Medical term for Condition where the thyroid produces too much thyroid hormone, causing body processes to speed up; weight loss, irregular heartbeat, sweating

Medical term for Condition in which the body lacks thyroid hormone, causing body processes to slow down; weight gain, fatigue, hair thinning, cold intolerance

Medical term for Having low levels of sodium in the blood; can cause headaches, nausea, brain swelling, seizures

Medical term for Helps regulate levels of calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D in the blood

Medical term for Condition that causes failure to grow at a normal rate

Medical term for Excessive thirst; may be symptom of diabetes

Medical term for Excessive hunger

Medical term for Condition in which sudden rise in thyroid hormones in body cause palpitations, tachycardia, confusion, and dyspnea; Thyroid storm

Medical term for Pancreas produces no insulin or too little

Medical term for Body either does not produce enough insulin or body fails to properly use insulin

Medical term for Surgical removal of one or both adrenal glands

Medical term for Test that measures level of glucose in blood after fasting for at least 8-12 hours; used to screen for diabetes or monitor blood sugar control

Medical term for Test that measures how body processes sugar by checking blood glucose levels before and at set times after drinking sugary drinks

Medical term for Surgical removal of one or both of the parathyroid glands

Medical term for Test measures level of glucose in blood after a meal

Medical term for Surgical removal of all or part of thyroid gland

Medical term for Test that measures how well the thyroid is working by checking levels of thyroid hormones in blood

Medical term for Test of thyroid function that measures how much radioactive iodine is absorbed by the thyroid gland

Medical term for Treatment that provides hormones to help relieve symptoms caused by hormone imbalances or deficiencies

Medical term for Condition caused by oversecretion of growth hormones in adults results in accelerated growth in face and extremities

Medical term for Autoimmune disorder that affects thyroid gland leading to hyperthyroidism’ body makes antibodies to tell the thyroid to work harder, over active thyroid.