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2 This disorder results from inadequate amounts of insulin

3 Diabetes mellitus

4 This swelling in the throat is a common symptom of thyroid problems, a diet deficient in iodine causes it too

5 Goiter

6 Grave’s disease is caused by over-stimulation of this gland

7 Thyroid

8 This disorder is the result of overproduction of growth hormone during adolescence

9 gigantism

10 JFK is rumored to have had this disease in which the body does not produce enough cortisol and sometimes aldosterone

11 Addison’s disease

12 This hormone targets the mammary glands and stimulates milk production

13 prolactin

14 This hormone is produced by the pituitary gland and targets the adrenal glands

15 Adrenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH)

16 This hormone targets all tissues and lowers blood sugar

17 Insulin

18 A hormone that targets bone tissue and lowers blood calcium levels

19 Calcitonin

20 This hormone targets all tissues and controls salt and water balance

21 aldosterone

22 I am found just above the heart

23 Thymus gland

24 I am found below the hypothalamus

25 Pituitary gland

26 We are found in the neck

27 Thyroid, parathyroid

28 We are found just above the kidneys

29 Adrenal glands

30 We are found in the sex organs

31 Testes, ovaries

32 May regulate biorhythms and moods

33 melatonin

34 Lowers blood sugar

35 insulin

36 Stimulates metabolism of lipids, carbohydrates, and proteins

37 cortisol

38 Stimulates uterine contractions and milk secretion

39 oxytocin

40 Stimulates absorption of water; constricts blood vessels

41 Antidiuretic Hormone ADH

42 The function of Growth Hormone

43 Stimulates bone and muscle growth

44 Epinephrine increases…

45 Metabolic rate, heart rate, and blood pressure

46 Aldosterone controls…

47 Salt and water balance

48 Lutenizing hormone stimulates…

49 Release of egg from ovary; stimulates production of testosterone

50 ACTH (adrenocorticotropic hormone) stimulates the production of

51 Steroid hormones