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7. TestThe testes are two small, glands suspended from the inguinal region of the male by the spermatic cord and surrounded by the scrotal sac. The testes produce the male gametes, spermatozoa, as well as the male hormone called testosterone.

Testosterone is an androgen (male steroid hormone) that stimulates and promotes the growth of secondary sex characteristics in the male (development of beard and pubic hair, deepening of voice and distribution of fat).

comI. Combining Forms, suffixes, prefixes and Terminology: glands and related terms

 

Combining forms

Meaning

Terminology

Meaning

Aden/o

Gland

Adenectomy

 

Adren/o

adrenal glands

Adrenopathy

 

Adrenal/o

Adrenal glands

Adrenalectony

 

Gonad/o

Sex glands

Gonadotropin

 

 

 

Hypogonadism

 

Pancreat/o

Pancreas

Pancreatectomy

 

Parathyroid/o

Parathyroid gland

Parathyroidectomy

 

Pituitar/o

Pituitary gland

Hypopituitarism

 

Thyr/o

Thyroid gland

Thyrotropin hormone

 

Thyroidstimulating

hormone (TSH)

 

Thyroid/o

Thyroid gland

Thyroiditis

 

Combining form

Meaning

Terminology

Meaning

Andr/o

male

Androgen

 

Calc/o

calcium

hypercalcemia

 

Hypocalcemia

 

Cortic/o

cortex, outer region

corticosteroid

 

Crin/o

secrete

endocrinologist

 

Dips/s

thirst

polydipsia

(Symptom associated with both diabetes mellitus and diabetes insipidus)

 

Estr/o

female

estrogenic

 

Gluc/o

sugar

glucagons

 

Glyc/o

sugar

hyperglycemia

 

Glycogen

 

Home/o

sameness

homeostasis

 

Hormon/o

hormone

hormonal

 

Insulin/o

insulin

hypoinsulinism

 

Kal/i

potassium (an electrolyte)

hypokalemia

 

(this condition can occur in dehydration and with excessive vomiting and diarrhea. the heart is particularly sensitive to potassium loss.)

Lact/o

Milk

Prolactin

 

Myx/o

Mucus

myxedema

 

Natr/o

Sodium (an electrolyte)

(an electrolyte)

hyponatremia

 

Phys/o

Growing

hypophysectomy

the hypophysis is the pituitary gland, which is so named because it grows from the undersurface of the brain.

 

Somat/o

Body

somatotropin

Also called growth hormone.

 

Toc/o

Childbirth

Oxytocin

 

Toxic/o

Poison

thyrotoxicosis

This condition is caused by excessive thyroid gland activity and overscretion of thyroid hormone. symptoms are sweating, weight loss, tachycardia and nervousness

 

Ur/o

urine

antidiuretic hormone

 

       

 

Suffixes

Meaning

Terminology

Meaning

-agon

Assemble, gather together

glucagon

 

-in, ine

A substance

Epinephrine

 

-tropin

Stimulating the function

adrenocorticotropin

 

-uria

Urine condition

Glycosuria

A system of diabetes mellitus

 

 

 

Prefixes

Meaning

Terminology

Meaning

Eu-

Good, normal

Euthyroid

 

Oxy-

Rapid, sharp

Oxytocin

 

Pan-

All

Panhypopituitarism

 

Tetra-

four

tetraiodothyronine

 

Tri-

three

triiodothyronine

 

 

 

 

 

 

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