Chapter 17 - 06-15-16 Flashcards

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What does the endocrine system regulate?

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  1. metabolic processes
  2. homeostasis
  3. blood volume
  4. cellular concentration
  5. platelet #
  6. development and function of reproductive
  7. expression of sexual behaviors
  8. development, growth, and metabolism
    1. embryonic cell division and differentiation
    2. catabolism & anabolism of proteins, carbs, & lipids
  9. digestion
    1. secretion & movement
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endocrine…

What is the endocrine system composed of?

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endocrine glands that secrete hormones

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Describe the target cells.

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cells with specific receptor to bind specific hormones that initiate or stimulate activiy

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Where is the pineal gland located?

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The posterior of the epithalamus

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5
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Which gland secretes melatonin?

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Pineal gland

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What do pinealocytes secrete?

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melatonin

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What are the effects of melatonin?

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high levels at night - can cause drowsiness

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8
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What can melatonin affect the synthesis of?

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hypothalamic hormone

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9
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What regulation is the pineal gland involved in?

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Reproduction regulation

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10
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Where is the parathyroid gland located?

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posterior thyroid gland

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Which gland has 4 nodules?

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parathyroid gland

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Which gland has chief & oxphil cells?

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parathyroid gland

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What do chief cells do?

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release parathyroid hormone in response to decreased levels of blood Ca+

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What is the function of chief cells?

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maintain blood Ca+ levels

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What is the function of oxphil cells?

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unknown

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16
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Where are the major endocrine cells located?

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tissue clusters in specific organs

17
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What are endocrine reflexes?

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secretion of hormone controlled through reflex

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What is a endocrine reflex?

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pre-programmed response to stimuli

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What are the 3 endocrine reflexes?

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hormonal, humoral, and nervous

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​Explain a hormonal reflex

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When a gland is stimulated due to the release of another hormone

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Explain a humoral reflex

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response due to changes in nutrients and ions

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Explain a nervous reflex

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when the nervous system stimulates the release of hormones

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