Hormone precursor produced by the liver
Disorder caused by low levels of GH
Hormone (abbreviation) released by ant. pituitary and stimulates a gland located anterior to the trachea and inferior to the larynx.
Your usual source of oxygen
Name of pancreatic islet cells producing somatostatin
Electrical tracing of brain waves
Chemistry term for an electrolyte such as Na+
Adipose tissue hormone which reduces insulin resistance and protects blood vessels from inflammation.
Temporary endocrine organ only functioning during fetal life.
Function of Cranial Nerve II
Hormone (abbreviation) of the ant. pituitary which promotes milk production
Animal commonly dissected in anatomy classes
Roman numeral for the Trochlear nerve
Potential result if homeostasis is not maintained
Roman Numeral for the oculomotor nerve
Chemical symbol for carbon monoxide
Hormone stored in the posterior pituitary but made in the hypothalamus
Abbreviation for anti-nuclear antibodies (screening test for certain autoimmune diseases)
Potential cause of infertility, depression, or congestive heart failure, and even mental retardation if not diagnosed in infants
Hormone stimulating the development of male secondary sex characteristics & sperm production
Hormone (abbreviation) made in the right atrium and released when this chamber is stretched
A name you can call yourself
Roman Numeral for the abducens nerve
Liver hormone which stimulates platelet production
Hormone released when potassium levels are elevated
Low level of this electrolyte results in stimulation of the parathyroid gland to release its hormone
Hormone released by the adrenal gland by direct stimulation whenever the sympathetic system is stimulated
Disorder in adults caused by overproduction of GH
Hormone lowering blood glucose level
Hormone (abbreviation) which stimulates melanin formation in melanocytes
Animal that was once the preferred source of insulin for diabetics
Name of pancreatic islet cells producing insulin
Stinging insect for which some carry an EPI-pen
Atomic symbol for magnesium