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Intro stuff 171 and 172
Differentiate endocrine exocrine ...,
Which type of secretion is this t...,
Which type of secretion is this t...
56
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H-P histology and pathology 173
What are the major histologically...,
What are the cellular components ...,
What is the pars intermedia
49
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Mech of Hormone 174
What are common features of ligan...,
How are nuclear receptors classified,
What is the hormone response elem...
21
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H-P pathophys 175
Congenital hypothalamic diseases ...,
What do craniopharyngiomas arise ...,
Of the acquired causes of hypotha...
31
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Thyroid Physiology 176
What is the functional unit of th...,
What are thyroid follicles filled...,
What is the general structure of ...
27
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Thyroid Histology 177
When during gestation does the th...,
What embryological structure does...,
Describe the descent of the thyroid
28
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Thyroid nodules/cancer 178
What are the major signs of hyper...,
What are the major signs of hypot...,
What are the symptoms of intraute...
27
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179/180 Adrenal
What are the three zones of the a...,
Cells in the zona glomerulosaprod...,
Cells in the zona fasciculataprod...
51
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181 Pharmacology
What drug is a synthetic long act...,
What is the mechanism of vasopressin,
How are vasopression and its anal...
45
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182 - Hypoglycemic Disorders
What is the definition of hypogly...,
What are the major causes of hypo...,
What is whipples triad
27
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183 - Adrenal Cortex
Which types of steroids are produ...,
What is the process of steroid re...,
What are the physiologically secr...
37
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184 - Intermediary Metabolism
Insulin is a _________ hormone th...,
What are 4 major effects of insul...,
What are the major insulin depend...
15
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185-187 Diabetes
What are the normal criteria for ...,
What is the criteria for impaired...,
What is the criteria for impaired...
68
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188 Fetal Disease
What is the developmental origins...,
What is the difference between de...,
When a mother has diabetes while ...
13
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189-190 PTH/Ca/PO4
What are the three forms of serum...,
What are the symptoms of hypercal...,
What is the active form of vitamin d
62
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191 Starvation
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What is the difference in basal m...,
What is the mechanism of marasmus
12
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192/194 puberty and growth
What is puberty,
What is adrenarche,
What is pubarche
38
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193 Endocrine syndromes
What mutation is implicated in men1,
What mutation is implicated in men2,
What is penetrance vs expressivity
11
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195-156 Breasts
When does fetal breast developmen...,
2
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