Exam 3 review - Endocrine

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Across
  1. 5. An enlargement of the involved gland creates this, which may become very large and compress the esophagus.
  2. 6. Caused by a deficiency in ADH, with manifestations of polyuria.
  3. 9. Manifestations of this endocrine disorder include low metabolic rate, decreased appetite, and cold intolerance.
  4. 11. When this disorder is present, blood work would demonstrate low serum calcium levels and high phosphorus levels.
  5. 13. A person with this endocrine disorder would have a predisposition to kidney stones.
Down
  1. 1. The effects of excess Growth Hormone in adulthood.
  2. 2. Manifestations of this syndrome include hirsutism, moon face, and ecchymoses.
  3. 3. Disorder caused by excess Growth Hormone before puberty.
  4. 4. Most commonly an autoimmune disease, resulting in the body having a poor stress response.
  5. 7. Caused by excess ADH, manifesting as fluid retention causing hyponatremia (acronym).
  6. 8. Also known as Graves disease, this disorder may be treated with course of radioactive iodine.
  7. 10. A chemical messenger classified by action, source, or chemical structure.
  8. 12. Caused by a deficit of Growth Hormone or somatotropin-releasing hormone.