ADH AND ALDOSTERONE

Question 1

anti diuretic hormone =

Answer 1

ADH

Question 2

ADH or aldosterone water permeable ?

Answer 2

aldosterone

Question 3

produced by brain (to gland) or gland, is a chemical messanger

Answer 3

hormone

Question 4

produced in adrenal gland (above kidney)

Answer 4

aldosterone

Question 5

increases sodium retention

Answer 5

aldosterone

Question 6

uses active transport therefore more water is reabsorbed

Answer 6

aldosterone

Question 7

increases water volume and blood pressure

Answer 7

aldosterone

Question 8

regulates blood pressure, if low in pressure produces more…

Answer 8

aldosterone

Question 9

pulls in sodium excretes potassium

Answer 9

aldosteron

Question 10

produced by hypothalamus

Answer 10

ADH

Question 11

travels to pitutary gland (where is stored)

Answer 11

ADH

Question 12

if body need water is released as to conserve

Answer 12

ADH

Question 13

if body is over hydrated less is released

Answer 13

ADH

Question 14

adrenal gland unable to secrete sufficient (or no) aldosterone, due to damage to adrenal gland or pituitary gland
leads to:
-dehydration
-excessive amounts of sodium
-low sodium = weakness, fatigue, weightless
-heart failure

Answer 14

addisons disease

Question 15

addison disease fixed/helped by:

Answer 15

hormone replacement therapy
-fludrocortisone
it acts as aldosterone