Category: D

A goiter in which the thyroid tissue is diffuse, in contrast to its nodular form as in adenomatous goiter.  

Glycosuria resulting from type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitus.  

A type of glomerulosclerosis seen in some cases of diabetes mellitus. Eosinophilic material is present in various parts of the glomerulus.  

The embryonic structure that gives rise to the tooth. It consists of the enamel organ, dental papilla, and dental sac.  

Gangrene, especially of the lower extremities, occurring in some diabetics as a result of vascular insufficiency, neuropathy, and infection. A form of gangrene resulting from the thickening or blockage of blood vessels, which restricts blood flow and typically impacts the limbs.  

A gait in which the crutches are advanced and the feet are dragged, rather than lifted, to the crutches.  

A gait in which alternate steps are of a different length or at a different rate.  

Surgical obliteration of the epiphyseal line of a bone so that the epiphysis and diaphysis are joined.  

Any of several transverse lines on the palmar surface of the fingers across the joints.  

Friction using no liquid, or other form of lubricant.