Ch. 4 Flashcards

1
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Endocrine System

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supports the normal homeostatic function of the human body and helps it respond to external stimuli

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2
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General Adaptation Syndrome

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How the adrenal gland responds with an initial alarm reaction followed by a reduction of an organism’s function in response to a noxious stimulus

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3
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Hormones

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Chemical messengers that are synthesized, stored & released into the blood by endocrine glands

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4
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Autocrine Secretion

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cell releases hormone itself and stays within the same cell

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5
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Paracrine Secretion

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release of hormones to interact with adjacent cells (no need for circulation)

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6
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Binding Proteins

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carry hormones through bloodstream & act as storage sites

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7
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4 Anabolic Hormones

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Insulin, IGF, Testosterone, Growth Hormone

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8
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Function of Anabolic Hormones

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Promote Tissue Building

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9
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Permissive Hormone

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Thyroid

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10
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Function of Permissive Hormones

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Allow the action of another hormone to take place

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11
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2 Catabolic Hormones

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Cortisol & Progesterone

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12
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Function of Catabolic Hormones

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Protein metabolism/breakdown

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13
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Cross Reactivity

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Receptor partially interacts with hormones not specifically designed for it

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14
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Allosteric Binding Sites

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Non-hormone substances can enhance or reduce cellular response to primary hormone

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15
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Multiple Domains

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For hormones to attach to

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16
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Aggregated Form

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Several hormones linked together to produce optimal signal via receptor

17
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Down regulation

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Receptors becoming non-responsive to a hormone

18
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Hormones from adrenal cortex

A

Cortisol

19
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Hormones from gonads

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Testosterone & Estradiol

20
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Are steroids fat soluble?

A

yes

21
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How do steroid messages get inside cell?

A

Passively diffuse across sarcolema

22
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2 Polypeptides

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Growth Hormone
Insulin

23
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Are polypeptides fat soluble?

A

no

24
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How do polypeptide messages get inside cell?

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Utilize secondary messengers to get message into cell

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