2nd semester: Endocrine Flashcards

1
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activity of the human body which is highly dependent on endocrine function

A

reproduction

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2
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negative feedback control of endocrine axis driven feedback occurs when

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there is excessive activity of the thalamic neurons with endocrine activity

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3
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endocrine glands that are under physiological axis driven feedback

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testis and ovaries

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4
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to maintain the normal effects of certain hormones in the body, we can observe the occurrence of down regulation, wherein

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excess of certain hormones lead to a decrease in the number of hormone receptors

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5
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group of hormones that have hormone receptors on the membrane of the target cells

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polypeptides

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6
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when effects of certain hormones are below normal or there is absence of effects of hormones in the body wherein it was detected as due to decrease in hormone receptor sensitivity the problem present is in

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the target receptor cells

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7
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hormones capable of excreting their effects on targets cells activating phospholipase C

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NE & E using alpha receptors

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8
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functions of prolactin

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milk production, mammary gland development

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9
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stress is a factor that stimulates this hormone

A

growth hormone

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10
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is the contraction of the uterus after delivery of the placenta an action of oxytocin

A

nope

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11
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steroid hormones are made in

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adrenal cortex, ovaries, testes, and placenta

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12
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in the physiological response driven feedback, secretion of some hormones depend largely on

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amount of non hormonal metabolites in the plasma

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13
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permissive action between hormones is seen in this hormone combination

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cortisol, epinephrine

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14
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increased activity of the magnocellular cells of the hypothalamus, increases the production of

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ADH and OXY

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15
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with insulin like effects

A

somatomedin

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16
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decreases glucose utilization (peripherals tissues)

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growth hormones

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17
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produced by adicophilic cells (pituitary)

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somatothropic hormone

18
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synthesis is less in African pygmies

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insulin-like growth hormone

19
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deficient in cretinism

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thyroid hormone

20
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cellular communication wherein secretion diffuses and affect the adjacent cells

21
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somatostatin secretion classification

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neuroendocrine

22
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hormone derived from tyrosine, receptors are located in the cell membrane

A

epinephrine

23
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hormones secreted by the adrenal medulla

A

catecholamines

24
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stomach is considered partly endocrine by its secretion of

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in endocrine axis driven negative feedback regulation of hormone secretion, a decrease in the hormone secreted by the target endocrine organ will
disinhibit the hypothalamus and adenohypophysis
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feed back mech of oxytocin secretion with further stretch of cervix
positive feedback
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mechanism that regulates blood glucose level
modified negative feedback
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true statement about the regulation of antidiuretic hormones secretion
neurons regulate its secretion
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this chemical messenger affects the function of the same cells that produced them
autocrine hormones
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main site of inactivation of hormones
liver
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the receptor of what hormone is located in the nucleus and acts by activating the gene
thyroid hormones
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many of the regulatory mechanism of the body operate in the principle of
negative feedback
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the endocrine secretion of this gland can be inhibited by non hormonal metabolites
parathyroid gland
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considered as dedicated endocrine gland
pancreatic islets
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protein hormones initiates cellular responses by
diffusing through the membrane
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gonadotropin-releasing hormone messenger system
phospholipase C 2nd messenger system
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if the site of effect is near the site of release, the jormone is called
local jormone
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specific binding proteins for specific hormone are synthesized by the
liver
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hormones interacting with membrane receptors and stimulates the adenyl cyclase system that will produce this 2nd messenger system
cAMP
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2nd messenger system peptide secreted by cells into the extracellular fluid and can function as autocrine or paracrine
cytokines