FLAT(baso) PG(acido)
1) Acromegaly: too much GH, from acidophil cells of the APit
2) Diabetes Mellitus: lack of Insulin, or Insulin resistance, from beta cells of pancreas, or resistance from omental fat/adipocytes
3) Hashimoto's Disease: lack of TH, from Thyroid gland (autoimmune), possible goiter?
4) Addison's Disease: lack of aldosterone(salt), cortisol(sugar), androgens(sex), from adrenal cortex (destruction)
5) Diabetes Insipidus: central is lack of ADH, from PPit, compared to nephrogenic and psychogenic with water deprivation + ADH administration test
6) Conn's Syndrome: too much aldosterone, from a oat cell carcinoma or adrenal cortex tumor, from Zona Glomerulosa
7) Cushing's Syndrome: too much cortisol, from adrenal cortex, Zona Fasciculata
8) Grave's Disease: too much TH, from Thyroid gland, Exophthalmos and tremors, possible goiter?
1) Acromegaly: too much GH, from acidophil cells of the APit
2) Diabetes Mellitus: lack of Insulin, or Insulin resistance, from beta cells of pancreas, or resistance from omental fat/adipocytes
3) Hashimoto's Disease: lack of TH, from Thyroid gland (autoimmune), possible goiter?
4) Addison's Disease: lack of aldosterone(salt), cortisol(sugar), androgens(sex), from adrenal cortex (destruction)
5) Diabetes Insipidus: central is lack of ADH, from PPit, compared to nephrogenic and psychogenic with water deprivation + ADH administration test
6) Conn's Syndrome: too much aldosterone, from a oat cell carcinoma or adrenal cortex tumor, from Zona Glomerulosa
7) Cushing's Syndrome: too much cortisol, from adrenal cortex, Zona Fasciculata
8) Grave's Disease: too much TH, from Thyroid gland, Exophthalmos and tremors, possible goiter?
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