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Endocrine Terms

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Definition
show continued growth of bone from growth hormone hypersecretion  
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carpal spasm   show
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Chvostek sign   show
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show (a condition characterized by short stature) insufficient pituitary growth hormone  
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exophthalmos   show
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show enlarged thyroid gland, may be seen in Graves disease  
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tetany   show
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Trousseau sign   show
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GH growth hormone   show
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TSH thyroid-stimulating hormone   show
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show stimulates the release of hormones especially glucocorticoids from the adrenal cortex  
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ADH antidiuretic hormone   show
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show blood test used to evaluate the secretion of growth factor and to identify GH deficiency or excess  
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Thyroxine (T4)   show
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Triodothyronine (T3)   show
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Parathyroid hormone (PTH)   show
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Aldosterone   show
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show blood test that is used to measure total cortisol level in the serum and evaluate adrenal cortex function  
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C-Peptide   show
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Fasting Blood Glucose/Sugar   show
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show blood test used as a diagnostic tool to monitor diabetes. Results represent blood glucose levels (90-120 days)  
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Addison disease   show
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Addisonian crisis   show
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Cushing disease   show
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Euthyroid   show
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show usually results from an over secreting of GH as a result of hyperplasia of the anterior pituitary; this hyperplastic tissue may develop into a tumor.  
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myxedema   show
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myxedema coma   show
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thyrotoxicosis   show
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show most common form of hyperthyroidism in children, caused by autoantibodies to the TSH receptor causing excess release of TH  
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Hashimoto Disease   show
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