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1
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control system

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senses change in environment & responds w appropriate internal changes to maintain homeostasis

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Negative feedback loop

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brings body towards homeostasis

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positive feedback loop

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brings body away from homeostasis

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secrete

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release hormone into bloodstream

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suppress/inhibit

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decrease the function of something

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stimulate

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increase the function of

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hypo

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less

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hyper

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more

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hormones regulate through

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negative feedback

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exocrine glands

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secrete products that eventually leave the body

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Endocrine glands

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secrete products that enter the blood stream

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12
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pineal gland

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regulates sleep cycles

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hypothalamus

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controls the release of hormones from pituitary gland

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thyroid gland

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produces T4 & T3
regulates metabolism
produces calcitonin

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parathyroid gland

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PTH raises blood calcium

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adrenal gland

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produces cortisol
regulates metabolism & stress respones
produces aldosterone

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aldosterone

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regulates sodium & water balance

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pancreas

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produces insulin and glucagon

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insulin

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lowers blood sugar
is produced by beta cells

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glucagon

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raises blood sugar
is produced by alpha cells

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Testes (male)

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produce testosterone

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ovaries

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produce estrogen and progesterone

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Non target hormone

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affects main cells in body

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target hormone

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affect specific body cells

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Tropic

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Target hormones that stimulate endocrine gland

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26
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water soluble hormones

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protein based hormones such as insulin, hGh, & epinephrine bind to receptors outside of cell

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fat soluble hormone

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dissolves in fat rather than water, can pass through cells, ex. steroid hormones

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Pituitary gland

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releases tropic hormones that control other endocrine gland

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where does posterior pituitary receive nerve signals from and what type

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hypothalamus as nerve signals

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Posterior pituitary releases

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ADH in kidneys and oxytocin in uterus and mammary glands

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where does anterior pituitary receive nerve signals from and what type

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sends releases hormones as signals

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Anterior pituitary releases

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hGh, ATCH, TSH, FSH, LH, PRL

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pancreas is both

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exo and endo gland

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beta cells

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produce insulin

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alpha cells

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produce glucagon

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Glucagon

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when theres extra glucose in blood, body stores is at glucagon in liver & muscles which can be used for energy later

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hyperglycemia

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too much sugar in blood, excess glucose in urine

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side affects of hyperglycemia

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thirsty, hunger, fatigue, frequent urination

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hypoglycemia

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too little sugar in blood,

40
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hypoglycemia side affects

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fatigue and result of insulin shock if diabetic

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blood sugar levels are controlled by

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pancreas and adrenal glands

42
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glucose levels in homeostasis

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5 mmol/L

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diabetes mellitus

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where a person consistantly has elevated blood sugar levels

44
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effects of diabetes mellitus

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-damages tissue
- impacts kidneys ability to absorb water
- glucose in urine increases, increasing urine volume and causing dehydration

45
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diabetes mellitus Symptoms

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-thirst
-tiredness
-craving sugary drinks

46
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Type 1 diabetes

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can’t produce insulin so glucose can’t removed = glucose stays in blood stream causing high BS

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Type 2 diabetes

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too much insulin cause insulin receptors to stop working = glucose not being removed from BS

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Gestational diabetes

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temporary, occurs during pregnancy

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Diabetes inspididus

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not enough ADH or kidneys don’t dont respond to ADH

50
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Diabetes inspididus effect

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excessive urination without affecting blood sugar

51
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Diabetes inspididus treatment

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synthetic ADH

52
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metabolism requires what type of process

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chemical process

53
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thyroid gland

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controls rate of CR

54
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High metabolic rate in thyroid

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supports protein synthesis, growth and increase body heat production

55
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direct response

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hypothalamus and pituitary are not part of it

56
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calcitonin

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lowers blood calcium levels, helps store more calcium in bones, and reduces how much is absorbed by kidneys

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PTH

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raises blood calcium levels, takes out calcium from bones, and increases how much is absorbed by kidneys

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if water obsorbtion increases

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urine is more concentrated and blood is more dilute

59
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cortisol

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breaks down muscle and fat cells, raises blood sugar, suppresses immune system

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Aldosterone

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increases sodium reabsorption in kidneys, raises BP

61
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target site for high blood sugar and feedback

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62
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target site for low blood sugar and feedback

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63
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target site for decreased metabolism and feedback

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64
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target site for high blood calcium and feedback

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65
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target site for low blood calcium and feedback

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66
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target site for human growth hormone and feedback

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67
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target site for dehydration and feedback

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68
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target site for short term stress and feedback

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69
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