Bio 224 Endocrine exam Flashcards

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Tropic

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control secretion of hormones from other endocrine glands

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2
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Which of the following statments best descibe negative feedback

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When blood decreases in osmolarity, ADH release is inhibited

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2
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Along with the Nervous system the __ systme coordiantes the various activites of body parts

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Endocrine

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3
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Which of the following structure in the CNS controls the anterior pituitary galnd

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Hypthalamus

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4
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Which endocrine gland does not rpoduce the hormone but stores the hormone for release

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Par nervosa

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5
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___ are chemcials messengers that are produced in one body region but affect a diff body region

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Hormones

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6
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The receptors for non-steriod protien hormones are on the

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Plasma membrane

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7
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The posterior pituitary stores and secretes

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ADH and oxytocin

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8
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Steriod hormone leads to the

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Replication of hormones by the cells DNA

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9
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Hypothalamus regulates

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Heat rate, body temp , water blance and secretions

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10
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The fucntion of oxytocin is are to

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Cause uterus to contract, induce labor, stimulate relase of milk when nursing, and pheromone in lower animals

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11
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Hormones produced by the anterior pitu. that have a direct effect on the body rather than trigger another gland are

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GH, prolactin

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12
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Growth hormone promotes

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Cell division, protien synthesis, bone growth

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13
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If ___ is lacking in the diet, thyroid galnd enlarges producing a goiter

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Iodine

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14
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Parathyroid galnd are located

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Imbedded in the posterior surface of the thyroid gland

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15
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If thyroid fails to develop properly from childhood a condition called ___ results

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Cretinism

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16
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Hypothyrodisum in adults produces a condtion called

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Myxedema

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17
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In addition to thyroxine and triiodothyrorine the thyroid galnd produces

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Calcitonin

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18
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Calcitonin

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Regulates calcium levels, Balanced by action of PTH, increases the deposit of clacium in bone

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19
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Parathyroid hormone

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Causes blood calcium levels to increase

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20
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If insufficient PTH is produced the blood clacium levels drops resulating in

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Tetany where the body shakes from continuous muscle contraction

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21
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The adrenal gland consisit of

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Inner medulla and outer cortex

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22
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The adrenal medulla secretes ___ under conditions of stress

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Norepinephrine ( noradrenaline)
Epinephrine (Adrenaline)

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23
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ACTH Controls the secretion of

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cortisol

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The primary target organ of aldosterone is
Kidneys
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Low levels of adernal cortex hormone results in
Addisons disease ( hyposection of cortisol and aldosterone)
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A person with addisions disease
Is unable to replenisih blood glucose levels under stress
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Pancreatic islets produce
Insulin and glucagon (and somatostatin)
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In ___ diabetes the pancreas is NOT producing insulin
Type 1
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The __ are the male sex hormone
Androgen
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Amino acid hormone
LOVES water and bind to plasma membrane receptors also break down quick
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Steroid hormone
Derived from cholersterol, hates water and can survive for weeks
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Paraneoplastic syndrome
Hormone produced by lungs and intestinal cancer cells
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Synergist
Same target cell to exert same effect
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Antagonist
Act on same cell but have opposite effects
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Hormones in hypothalamus
ADH and oxytocin
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Hormone in anterior pituitary
thyroid stimulating hormo, Adrenocorticotropic hormo Prolactin Lutenising hormo follicle stimi hormo GH
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Gigantism
Hypersecretion of Gh BEFORE plates closed; extermely tall
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Acromegaly
Hypersecretion of GH After plate; ugly women
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Pituitary dwarfism
GH hyposecretion; short stature but proportional limbs and trunk
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Colloid
in thyroid, high concentraction of iodine and both important to Thyroid hormo synth.
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Parafollicualr cells
Cells the produce calcitonin which is released when ion level in blood is above normal
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Hyperthydoisism
levels of t3 and t4 are extremely elevated
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Graves disease
Most common; produce abormal protien that MIMIC actions of TSH on thyroid galnd
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Hypothyrodism
Thyroid gland unable to produce t3 and t4 ; they sense it is low so they secrete more TRH and TSH Growth in the tissue is a "Goiter"
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Cretinism
infant born with inadequate thyroid function
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Hasimotos thyroiditis
immune system attacks thyroid tissue
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Parathyroid hormone from
Chief cells ( Increase blood clacium levels)
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Thyroid hormones
Follicle cells( T3 and T4) Parafollicle ( calcitonin)
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Cortex of adrenal gland all 3
Zona glomerulosa OUTER Zona fasciculata MIDDLE zona reticularis INNER
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Zona glomerulosa secretes
Aldosterone
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What can go wrong
Hyperaldosteronisum
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Zona fasciculata secretes
Cortisol
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Lartogenic cushing syndrome
Long term admin of glucocorticoid containg drug
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Crushings disease
Oversecreation from adrenal cortex usually tumor
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zona reticularis secretes
Androgenic hormo
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Addisons disease
Hyposecretion of cortisol and aldosterone
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Chromaffin cells
Secrete mostly epinephrine and mediate IMMEDIATE response to stressor
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Alpha, beta, delta
Gucagon, insuiln, somatostain ( mian pancreatic hormo)
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Pineal gland
secrete melatonin and higher secryion in dark settings
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Thymus
where t lympo mature