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Chapter 7: The Endocrine System - Endocrinology

front 1 Chapter 7 Introduction and Overview of the Endocrine System	back 1 no data
front 2 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Part 1	back 2 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Part 2
front 3 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Part 3	back 3 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Part 4
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front 5 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Table Part 1	back 5 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Table Part 2
front 6 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Table Part 3	back 6 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Table Part 4
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front 8 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Table Part 6	back 8 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Table Part 7

front 9 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Table Part 8	back 9 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Endocrine Gland Table Part 9
front 10 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Secretions, Chemicals, and Blood Work Part 1	back 10 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Secretions, Chemicals, and Blood Work Part 2
front 11 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Secretions, Chemicals, and Blood Work Part 3	back 11 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Word Roots for Secretions, Chemicals, and Blood Work Table
front 12 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Suffixes for Secretions, Chemicals, and Blood Work Table Part 1	back 12 Chapter 7.1 Word Parts of the Endocrine System Suffixes for Secretions, Chemicals, and Blood Work Table Part 2

front 13 Learning Outcome 7.1 Exercises: Exercise 1, 2.	back 13 no data
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front 17 Learning Outcome 7.1 Exercises: Exercise 9, 10.	back 17 no data
front 18 Chapter 7.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective Part 1	back 18 Chapter 7.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective Part 2
front 19 Chapter 7.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Adrenal Table	back 19 Chapter 7.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Gonad Table
front 20 Chapter 7.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Pancreas Table	back 20 Chapter 7.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Pituitary Table

front 21 Chapter 7.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Thyroid Table	back 21 no data
front 22 Learning Outcome 7.2 Exercises: Exercise 1.	back 22 no data
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front 29 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective Part 1	back 29 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective Part 2
front 30 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Blood And Urine Conditions Table Part 1	back 30 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Blood And Urine Conditions Table Part 2
front 31 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Blood And Urine Conditions Table Part 3	back 31 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Blood And Urine Conditions Table Part 4
front 32 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Hormones Table Part 1	back 32 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Hormones Table Part 2

front 33 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Results Table	back 33 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Professional Terms, Diagnostic Procedures Table
front 34 Chapter 7.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Radiology Table	back 34 no data
front 35 Learning Outcome 7.3 Exercises: Exercise 1.	back 35 no data
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front 41 Learning Outcome 7.3 Exercises: Exercise 8.	back 41
front 42 Learning Outcome 7.3 Exercises: Exercise 9.	back 42 no data
front 43 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment Part 1	back 43 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment Part 2
front 44 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: General Terms Table	back 44 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Adrenal Table

front 45 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Pancreas Table	back 45 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Pituitary Table
front 46 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Thyroid Table	back 46 no data
front 47 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Oncology Table Part 1	back 47 Chapter 7.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Oncology Table Part 2
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front 54 Learning Outcome 7.4 Exercises: Exercise 7.	back 54 no data
front 55 Chapter 7.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan Part 1	back 55 Chapter 7.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan Part 2
front 56 Chapter 7.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Pharmacology Table	back 56 Chapter 7.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: General Terms Table

front 57 Chapter 7.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Adrenal Table	back 57 Chapter 7.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Pancreas Table
front 58 Chapter 7.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Pituitary Table	back 58 Chapter 7.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Thyroid Table
front 59 Learning Outcome 7.5 Exercises: Exercise 1.	back 59 no data
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front 61 Learning Outcome 7.5 Exercises: Exercise 4, 5.	back 61 no data
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front 63 Chapter 7.6 Abbreviations	back 63 Chapter 7.6 Abbreviations Endocrine System Abbreviations Table
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front 65 Learning Outcome 7.6 Exercises: Exercise 2.	back 65 no data
front 66 Learning Outcome 7.6 Exercises: Exercise 3.	back 66
front 67 Chapter 7.7 Electronic Health Records Endocrinology Clinic Note	back 67 no data
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front 69 Chapter 7.7 Electronic Health Records Emergency Department Visit	back 69 no data
front 70 Learning Outcome 7.7 Exercises: Exercise 4, 5.	back 70 no data
front 71 Learning Outcome 7.7 Exercises: Exercise 6, 7.	back 71 no data
front 72 Chapter 7.7 Electronic Health Records Surgery Follow-Up Note	back 72

front 73 Learning Outcome 7.7 Exercises: Exercise 8, 9.	back 73 no data
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front 75 Chapter 7 Review Exercises: Exercise 1.	back 75 no data
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front 85 Hormones generally cause ______ changes to their target cells than the nervous system. Multiple choice question. faster slower the same no	back 85 slower
front 86 The thyroid gland and parathyroid gland release hormones that ______. Multiple choice question. drive sexual development stimulate milk production stimulate a "fight or flight" response keep critical minerals like calcium and sodium in balance control the level of sugar in the blood help the body grow to adult height	back 86 keep critical minerals like calcium and sodium in balance
front 87 Select all that apply Identify all the glands associated with the endocrine system. Multiple select question. Parathyroid Pituitary Sweat glands Thyroid Tonsils Salivary glands	back 87 Parathyroid Pituitary Thyroid
front 88 The main function of the hypothalamus is to direct the activity of the ______. Multiple choice question. pituitary gland pineal gland thymus adrenal gland thyroid gland	back 88 pituitary gland

front 89 What does thyroid hormone refer to? Multiple choice question. T3 and T4 Triiodothyronine only Thymosin and thyroxine Thyroxine only	back 89 T3 and T4
front 90 Which of the following organ is not an endocrine organ? Multiple choice question. adrenal gland liver pancreas parathyroid gland pituitary gland	back 90 liver
front 91 The gland that is both an endocrine gland and a gastrointestinal organ is the ______.	back 91 pancreas
front 92 Growth hormone functions to ______. Multiple choice question. stimulate milk production stimulate a "fight or flight" response keep critical minerals like calcium and sodium in balance control the level of sugar in the blood help the body grow to adult height drive sexual development	back 92 help the body grow to adult height

front 93 The inner layer of the adrenal gland makes the fight-or-flight hormone called ______.	back 93 adrenaline or epinephrine
front 94 The signal makers and senders of the endocrine system are called ______. Multiple choice question. vitamins hormones neurotransmitters glands	back 94 glands
front 95 The male gonads are the ______ and the female gonads are the ______.	back 95 Blank 1: testes, teste, testicles, or testicle Blank 2: ovaries or ovary
front 96 The chemical signals used by the hypothalamus to affect the function of the pituitary are called ______. Multiple choice question. amines releasing hormones bodily humors neurotransmitters	back 96 releasing hormones

front 97 In the words corticotropic and adrenocorticohyperplasia, the root cortic (combining form cortic/o) means ______. Multiple choice question. gland hormone on the kidney outer surface	back 97 outer surface
front 98 Select all that apply What two glands help to regulate calcium levels in the blood? Multiple select question. pancreas thyroid gland adrenal gland parathyroid gland bone	back 98 thyroid gland parathyroid gland
front 99 The suffix -pathy means disease. A disease of the sex organs is called ______. Multiple choice question. adenopathy pancreatopathy thyropathy gonadopathy	back 99 gonadopathy
front 100 Select all that apply The pancreas functions to ______. Multiple select question. regulate blood pressure regulate sugar levels aid in digestion regulate metabolism produce milk	back 100 regulate sugar levels aid in digestion

front 101 The suffix -lith means stone. A stone in the pancreas is called a(n) ______. Multiple choice question. otolith gonadolith pancreatolith renal lithiasis	back 101 pancreatolith
front 102 Select all that apply The outer cortex of the adrenal gland functions to ______. Multiple select question. affect the body's response to inflammation regulate digestion in the body regulate water levels in the blood regulate sugar levels in the blood regulate mineral levels in the blood	back 102 affect the body's response to inflammation regulate water levels in the blood regulate sugar levels in the blood regulate mineral levels in the blood
front 103 What endocrine organ is named for its resemblance to a shield and lies in the throat region? Multiple choice question. Pancreas Thyroid Testis Ovary	back 103 Thyroid
front 104 Select all that apply What hormones are secreted by the gonads? Multiple select question. adrenaline estrogen testosterone insulin	back 104 estrogen testosterone

front 105 Select all that apply Which of the following are examples of glands used for excessive exocrine responses? Multiple select question. Sweat Salivary Paracrine Pancreas	back 105 Sweat Salivary Pancreas
front 106 In the words adenoma and adenopathy, the root aden (combining form aden/o) means ______. Multiple choice question. hormone outer surface on the kidney gland	back 106 gland
front 107 In the term gonadogenesis, the word genesis means ______. Multiple choice question. ovaries gonads testicles to create	back 107 to create
front 108 Which of the following is a term used for secretion? Multiple choice question. hypo hyper crino pan	back 108 crino

front 109 Select all that apply Which of the following are the Greek terms for pancreas? Multiple select question. Kreas Bark Pan Husk	back 109 Kreas Pan
front 110 Select all that apply The hormones produced by the pancreas include ______. Multiple select question. adrenaline glucagon insulin glycogen calcitonin	back 110 glucagon insulin
front 111 What root (combining form) is used to describe the pituitary? Multiple choice question. Gonad/o Thym/o Thyr/o Hypophys/o	back 111 Hypophys/o
front 112 Which of the following is a hormones produced in the gonads of the male? Multiple choice question. Epinephrine Glucocorticoids Estrogen Testosterone	back 112 Testosterone

front 113 What word means to secrete internally? Multiple choice question. Paracrine Endocrine Exocrine Autocrine	back 113 Endocrine
front 114 In the words corticotropic and adrenocorticohyperplasia, the root cortic (combining form cortic/o) means ______. Multiple choice question. hormone gland on the kidney outer surface	back 114 outer surface
front 115 When the level of glucose is measured as high the patient would be diagnosed as having ______. Multiple choice question. hypoglycemia hyperglycemia ketonuria glucosuria	back 115 hyperglycemia
front 116 Drag and drop the hormone definition against the corresponding stimulation area.	back 116

front 117 The presence of ketone bodies is normally a sign of untreated or poorly controlled ______. Multiple choice question. hypoglycemia hyperglycemia thyrosis diabetes	back 117 diabetes
front 118 The hormone that has the opposite effect as parathyroid hormone is ______.	back 118 calcitonin
front 119 Select all that apply What are two types of corticosteroids used in the adrenal glands? Multiple select question. Glucocorticoids Epinephrine Fructose Mineralocorticoids	back 119 Glucocorticoids Mineralocorticoids
front 120 The suffix means blood condition is called ______.	back 120 -emia

front 121 The main form of sugar found in the bloodstream is called ______.	back 121 glucose
front 122 Match the endocrine term associated with its definition.	back 122
front 123 Bulging of the eyes due to hyperthyroidism is called ______. Multiple choice question. goiter acromegaly pituitary gigantism exophthalmos	back 123 exophthalmos
front 124 A substance that increases in the blood as a result of faulty carbohydrate metabolism is called a ______ body.	back 124 ketone

front 125 Fill in the blank question. Insulin and glucagon regulate ______ levels in the blood, while calcitonin and parathyroid hormone regulate ______ levels in the blood.	back 125 Blank 1: sugar or glucose Blank 2: calcium
front 126 The term that describes constant hunger in patients with diabetes is called ______.	back 126 polyphagia
front 127 Which suffix means urine condition? Multiple choice question. -crine -tropin -emia -uria	back 127 -uria
front 128 The suffix -arche indicates beginning. When the glands on top of the kidney begin secreting hormones, it is called ______. Multiple choice question. menarche adrenarche thelarche	back 128 adrenarche

front 129 What word means to secrete internally? Multiple choice question. Autocrine Endocrine Exocrine Paracrine	back 129 Endocrine
front 130 Lack of menstrual flow is termed ______.	back 130 amenorrhea
front 131 The thyroid disorder that results in decreased metabolism, weight gain and decreased appetite is called ______.	back 131 hypothyroidism
front 132 If a patient has low blood sugar, she is ______. Multiple choice question. hyperglycemic hypogonadic hypoglycemic hypoxemic	back 132 hypoglycemic

front 133 Males that experience breast development have the condition called ______.	back 133 gynecomastia
front 134 The prefix galacto- means ______. Multiple choice question. milk galaxy breast pituitary	back 134 milk
front 135 Pain of a gland is called ______.	back 135 adenalgia
front 136 Which of the following terms would describe thyroptosis? Multiple choice question. Goiter Enlargement of the thyroid Drooping of the thyroid Protrusion of the eye sockets	back 136 Drooping of the thyroid

front 137 The beginning of breast development in women is termed ______. Multiple choice question. hypogonadism menarche thelarche amenorrhea gynecomastia	back 137 thelarche
front 138 Which of the following is a term often used to describe adrenaline? Multiple choice question. Gluconeogenesis Epinephrine Hypothyroidism Hypoglycemia	back 138 Epinephrine
front 139 The suffix -emia means blood condition. Drag and drop the definitions against the corresponding blood conditions.	back 139
front 140 The Greek prefix poly- means excessive. Match each pancreatic disease with its description.	back 140

front 141 The term that describes having too much base in the blood is ______. Multiple choice question. acidemia hyperkalemia alkalemia euglycemia	back 141 alkalemia
front 142 Which of the following would be associated with acromegaly? Multiple choice question. Lack of development Enlargement of the extremities Secretion of milk Abnormal hair growth	back 142 Enlargement of the extremities
front 143 Match the blood condition with abnormal compound in the blood.	back 143
front 144 The term that means to have swollen thyroid glands is ______.	back 144 goiter or thyrocele

front 145 Match each blood and urine condition with the abnormal compound(s) found.	back 145
front 146 Select all that apply Select the tests below used for endocrinology testing. Multiple select question. Elevation in blood sugar Decrease in blood sugar Effect of hormones in blood Levels of hormone in blood	back 146 Effect of hormones in blood Levels of hormone in blood
front 147 Adrenaline and ______ are the same thing.	back 147 epinephrine
front 148 Which of the following is the term used for excessive potassium in the blood? Multiple choice question. Ketonuria Hyperkalemia Polyuria Chloremia	back 148 Hyperkalemia

front 149 Which hormone is secreted by the pancreas and controls the metabolism and uptake of sugar and fats? Multiple choice question. Glucocorticoid Insulin Gonadotropin Thyrotropin	back 149 Insulin
front 150 An abnormal acidity in the blood is termed ______.	back 150 acidemia
front 151 Which of the following would describe a deficiency of sugar in the body? Multiple choice question. Adenomegaly Gonadogenesis Glycopenia Euthyroid	back 151 Glycopenia Ex. Adenomegaly Reason: This is the abnormal enlargement of a gland Gonadogenesis Reason: This is a creation of gonads Euthyroid Reason: This is the normal function of thyroid
front 152 Which term means good blood sugar? Multiple choice question. euglycemia glucosuria hyperglycemia hypoglycemia	back 152 euglycemia

front 153 The term that describes the breakdown of matter into energy for the human body is ______.	back 153 metabolism
front 154 Excessive urination is called ______.	back 154 polyuria
front 155 Which of the definitions below would describe a glycemic index? Multiple choice question. Specialist in internal secretions To secrete internally Ranking of food based on the way it affects sugar levels in the blood. To secrete externally through ducts, organs, of glands.	back 155 Ranking of food based on the way it affects sugar levels in the blood.
front 156 Which hormone is secreted by the pituitary gland and stimulates the cortex of the adrenal gland? Multiple choice question. Glucagon Adrenaline Epinephrine Corticotropin	back 156 Corticotropin Ex. Shorter name for the adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH).

front 157 The procedure that examines the bile ducts and pancreas is ______. Multiple choice question. adrenocorticotropic ketogenesis cholanglopancreatography endocrinologist	back 157 cholanglopancreatography Ex. adrenocorticotropic Reason: hormone secreted by the pituitary gland ketogenesis Reason: creation of ketone bodies endocrinologist Reason: specialist in internal secretions
front 158 The hormone that stimulates the gonads is ______.	back 158 gonadotropin
front 159 Pituitary infarction refers to ______. Multiple choice question. insufficiency of the pituitary gland bleeding into the pituitary gland tumor of the pituitary gland inflammation of the pituitary gland death of the pituitary gland	back 159 death of the pituitary gland
front 160 In the laboratory result euthyroid, the prefix eu- means ______. Multiple choice question. thyroid good sugar gland	back 160 good

front 161 The root aden (and combining form aden/o) means gland. Match each term pertaining to a gland with its definition.	back 161
front 162 Which suffix means formation? Multiple choice question. -bol -gonad -genesis -ism	back 162 -genesis
front 163 Which of the following would describe the inflammation of the adrenal gland? Multiple choice question. Adenosis Polyadenopathy Adrenalitis Ketosis	back 163 Adrenalitis Ex. Adenosis Reason: gland disease Polyadenopathy Reason: disease involving many glands Ketosis Reason: condition characterized by elevated levels of ketone bodies in the blood
front 164 Match each professional and diagnostic term associated with the endocrine system to its description.	back 164

front 165 Excessive sugar in urine is characteristic of ______. Multiple choice question. pancreatolithiasis pancreatitis diabetes mellitus diabetic ketoacidosis	back 165 diabetes mellitus
front 166 Select all that apply Which of the following are the root for the term cholangiopancreatography? Multiple select question. pancreato angio chol graphy	back 166 pancreato angio chol Ex. pancreato Reason: pancreas angio Reason: vessel chol Reason: bile graphy Reason: suffix
front 167 Inflammation of the pituitary gland is termed ______. Multiple choice question. panhypopituitarism hyperpituitarism hypopituitarism hypophysitis	back 167 hypophysitis
front 168 What is the condition when a thyroid gland is producing too much hormone? Multiple choice question. Hyperthyroidism Adenitis Adenopathy Hypothyroidism	back 168 Hyperthyroidism Ex. Adenitis Reason: inflammation of a gland Adenopathy Reason: gland disease Hypothyroidism Reason: too low

front 169 If the function of the entire pituitary gland is defective or absent, it is termed ______. Multiple choice question. hypophysitis panhypopituitarism pituitary adenoma hyperpituitarism	back 169 panhypopituitarism
front 170 When a patient has a combination of medical disorders, all of which are associated with faulty metabolism, she is said to have ______. Multiple choice question. adenosis polyadenopathy dysmetabolic syndrome ketosis	back 170 dysmetabolic syndrome
front 171 Match each parathyroid-related medical term with its definition.	back 171
front 172 A condition in which the adrenal cortex underproduces necessary hormones is ______. Multiple choice question. adrenocortical insufficiency adrenocorticohyperplasia congenital adrenal hyperplasia adrenalitis	back 172 adrenocortical insufficiency

front 173 Select all that apply Which of the following word roots are associated with the term adrenocortical carcinoma? Multiple select question. Adrenal Cortex Beside Oma	back 173 Adrenal Cortex
front 174 Which of the following pancreas terms would be defined as a stone in the pancreas? Multiple choice question. Pancreatolithiasis Pancreatolith Pancreatitis Ketosis	back 174 Pancreatolith
front 175 When a patient's hormone levels are too low they are given ______. Multiple choice question. enzyme replacement therapy thyroid replacement therapy gland replacement therapy hormone replacement therapy	back 175 hormone replacement therapy
front 176 Overfunctioning of the pituitary gland is termed ______. Multiple choice question. hypopituitarism gigantism hyperpituitarism hypophysitis	back 176 hyperpituitarism Ex. gigantism Reason: Gigantism can be caused by overfunctioning of the pituitary gland, but it's a sign associated with the disease, not the disease name itself.

front 177 Select all that apply Which of the following word parts are associated with continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion? Multiple select question. Process Gland Insulin Skin	back 177 Process Insulin Skin
front 178 Death of the pituitary gland is termed ______. Multiple choice question. pituitary infarction pituitary adenoma hypophysitis hypopituitarism	back 178 pituitary infarction
front 179 The surgical term for the removal of a gland in the endocrine system is ______.	back 179 adenectomy
front 180 Which of the following is caused by a underproduction of the parathyroid? Multiple choice question. Thyroiditis Thyrotoxixosis Hypoparathroidism Adenoma	back 180 Hypoparathroidism

front 181 Select all that apply Which of the following are terms used for the term adrenalectomy? Multiple select question. Removal Adrenal Lith Scope	back 181 Removal Adrenal
front 182 Which of the following conditions is a tumor of the thymus? Multiple choice question. Adenoma Hypophysitis Thymoma Insulinoma	back 182 Thymoma
front 183 In the term pancreatolithectomy, the word part that means stone is ______. Multiple choice question. lith pancreato pan ectomy	back 183 lith
front 184 Select all that apply What are the routes used for delivering supplemental hormones to patients? Multiple select question. Topical Oral Injection Surgical	back 184 Topical Oral Injection

front 185 In the term hypophysectomy, the root word means ______. Multiple choice question. hypothalamus pituitary parathyroid gland	back 185 pituitary
front 186 A substance poisonous to the thyroid gland is called a ______.	back 186 thyroidotoxin
front 187 In the term ketogenic diet, the suffix -genic means ______. Multiple choice question. removal of creating inflammation looking	back 187 creating
front 188 The term thyroidotomy means ______. Multiple choice question. incision into the thyroid substance poisonous to the thyroid gland tests performed to evaluate the function of the thyroid removal of the thyroid	back 188 incision into the thyroid

front 189 Removal of the adrenal gland using an instrument inserted into the abdomen for viewing is called ______. Multiple choice question. laparoscopic thymectomy laparoscopic adenectomy laparoscopic adrenalectomy laparoscopic pancreatectomy	back 189 laparoscopic adrenalectomy
front 190 The abbreviation for glucose tolerance test is ______.	back 190 GTT
front 191 Which of the following means removal of the pancreas? Multiple choice question. Pancreatolithectomy Thyroidectomy Hypophysectomy Pancreatectomy	back 191 Pancreatectomy
front 192 The removal of the pituitary gland is termed ______.	back 192 hypophysectomy

front 193 The removal of the thyroid gland is termed ______.	back 193 thyroidectomy
front 194 The abbreviation GDM means ______ ______ ______	back 194 Blank 1: gestational Blank 2: diabetes Blank 3: mellitus