. Which Endocrine Gland is most vulnerable to Infection? Why?  2. Which Endocrine Gland is most vulnerable to physiological malfunction? Why?  3. A 15 y/o female patient shows high CH and THS but with Normal RH can be diagnosed with (a) what endocrine disorder and (b) what level/variation?  4. A 23 y/o male diagnosed with cretinism is known what kind of disorder? What gland is responsible for this? Explain.  5. On an honest note, how do you view endocrinology?  Tip: Utilize the P.R.E.S. technique when answering.  P: Point R: Reason E: Excuse S: Summary

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