Ch. 12 Endocrine System Flashcards

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glandul/o

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glandule, gland

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aden/o

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gland

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crin/o

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to secrete

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4
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-crine

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to secrete

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apic/o

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tip, summit, end

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hol/o

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whole, entire

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mer/o

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partial, part

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pine/o

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pineal gland, pine cone

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pineal/o

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pineal gland, pine cone

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thyr/o

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thyroid gland

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thyroid/o

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thyroid gland

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parathyroid/o

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parathyroid gland

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pitui/o

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pituitary gland, hypophysis (‘outgrowth’)

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pituitar/o

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pituitary gland, hypophysis

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pancreat/o

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pancreas

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hypophys/o

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hypophysis, pituitary gland

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thym/o

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thymus gland

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18
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ovari/o

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ovary

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oophor/o

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ovary

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20
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test/o

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testicle, testis, witness

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21
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testicul/o

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testicle, testis, witness

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orch/o

A

testicle; orchid (the flower)

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orchid/o

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testicle; orchid (the flower)

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24
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gonad/o

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testicle or ovary

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25
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adren/o

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adrenal gland, suprarenal gland

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supraren/o

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suprarenal gland, adrenal gland

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27
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cortic/o

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cortex, outer surface, bark

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28
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medull/o

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medulla, marrow

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29
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hormon/o

A

hormone

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30
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-in

A

hormone or chemical substance

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31
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-ine

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hormone or chemical substance

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32
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trop/o

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hormone that stimulates something: a turn, turning, change

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33
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troph/o

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growth, nourishment

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34
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ag/o

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hormones that promotes something: leading forth, duct

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35
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agog/o

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hormones that promotes something: leading forth, duct

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36
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-agogue

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hormones that promotes something: leading forth, duct

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37
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gest/o

A

hormone that helps with bearing (progestin); to carry, produce, bear

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38
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-gest

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hormone that helps with bearing (progestin); to carry, produce, bear

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39
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ger/o

A

hormone that helps with bearing (progestin); to carry, produce, bear

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40
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-ger

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hormone that helps with bearing (progestin); to carry, produce, bear

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41
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poiet/o

A

hormone that stimulates the production/making of something (-poietin); to make or produce

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42
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-poiesis

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hormone that stimulates the production/making of something (-poietin); to make or produce

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43
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stat/o

A

hormone that inhibits/stops something (-statin); to stand or stop

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44
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gen/o

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hormone that produces something, become, produced, born

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45
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-gen

A

hormone that produces something, become, produced, born

46
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kin/o

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hormone or chemical that stimulates activity, movement (-kinin), action

47
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cin/o

A

hormone or chemical that stimulates activity, movement (-kinin), action

48
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-kinesis

A

hormone or chemical that stimulates activity, movement (-kinin), action

49
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-cinesis

A

hormone or chemical that stimulates activity, movement (-kinin), action

50
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gynec/o

A

female, woman, pistil of a flower

51
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gyn/o

A

female, woman, pistil of a flower

52
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andr/o

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male, man, stamen of a flower

53
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liber/o

A

a hormone or chemical that releases another hormone (-liberin), to free

54
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estr/o

A

estrogen, estrus cycle (breeding period), sexual desire

55
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insul/o

A

insulin (hormone produced in pancreas that regulates amount of glucose in blood), island

56
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gluc/o

A

sugar, glucose

57
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glyc/o

A

sugar, glucose

58
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lact/o

A

milk, lactose

59
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ton/o

A

a hormone that produces a healthy strength or tension (-tonin) of something; tension, stretching, tone (esp. in muscles)

60
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toc/o

A

labor, parturition

61
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tok/o

A

labor, parturition

62
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gigant/o

A

giant, large

63
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meg/o

A

large

64
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megal/o

A

large

65
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-megaly

A

large

66
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nan/o

A

dwarf, very small, one billionth

67
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nann/o

A

dwarf, very small, one billionth

68
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cretin/o

A

cretinism

69
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mel/o

A

limb

70
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melit/o

A

honey, sugar, bees

71
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mel/o (1st def.)

A

honey, sugar, bees

72
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ur/o

A

urine

73
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-uria

A

urine

74
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sial/o

A

saliva

75
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orex/i

A

appetite

76
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-orexia

A

appetite

77
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phag/o

A

to swallow, eat

78
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dips/o

A

thirst

79
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hirsut/o

A

hairy

80
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myx/o

A

mucus

81
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priv/o

A

deprived of

82
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-privia

A

deprived of

83
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bubon/o

A

a swollen gland

84
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glans

A

‘acorn’ in Classical Latin

85
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glandula

A

‘little acorn’ in Classical Latin

86
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merocrine

A

partial secretion; A gland whose secretions include part of the secretion cell (ex. salivary gland)

87
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holocrine

A

whole secretion (whole cell); A gland whose altered cells make up the product of its secretion (ex. sebaceous gland)

88
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apocrine

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tip or top of the cell becomes the secretion; A gland whose apical portion of the cell becomes a part of the secretion (ex. mammary glands)

89
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crinogenic

A

creates secretion

90
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autocrine

A

self-secreting

91
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heterocrine

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secreting something other than probably what they’re supposed to

92
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exocrine gland

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a gland that secretes its products outside the gland via a duct

93
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endocrine gland

A

a gland that secretes its products into the blood vessels inside of the gland; hormones are associated with endocrine glands

94
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endocrinologist

A

physician who specializes in hormones and the glands that produce them

95
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glycosialia

A

sugar in the saliva

96
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hyperthyroidism

A

excessive secretion of the thyroid gland

97
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hypothyroidism

A

diminished secretion of the thyroid gland

98
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hyperorexia

A

a marked increase in appetite

99
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hyporexia

A

marked decrease in appetite

100
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polyuria

A

frequent urination

101
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polydipsia

A

excessive thirst

102
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hyperdipsia

A

excessive thirst

103
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glucosuria

A

presence of glucose in the urine

104
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glycosuria

A

presence of glucose in the urine

105
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hyperglycemia

A

excessive amount of glucose in the blood

106
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monomelic

A

one limb

107
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nanomelic

A

small limbs

108
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hyperkalemia

A

abnormally increased potassium in the blood

109
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exophthalmos

A

bulging eyes

110
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acromegaly

A

enlarged limbs

111
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cretinism

A

underactivity of the thyroid gland (hypothyroidism) in children that produces dwarfism and arrest mental development

112
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achondroplasia

A

inhibits the growth plates in the long bones