Endo 1 Flashcards
albumin-bound hormones are considered
bioavailable
parvicellular neurons produce
releasing and inhibiting hormones
neurohormones
hypothalamus secretions that target ant pituitary
neurohormone ex
TRH
CRH
anterior pituitary produces
stimulating hormones
tropic hormones
induce growth of targets endocrine gland
non-tropic hormones
endoctrine gland secretions that target cells
primary dysfunction
dysfunction of endocrine gland
secondary dysfunction
dysfunction is elseqhewre
stimulation test
determine if target gland is able to respond to its control mechanism
suppression test
determine if negative feedback tests are operable
secretory function unit of thyroid gland
follice
apical
inside near colloid lumen
basolateral
outside
cuboidal cell function
TG synthesis
I2 –> T3/T4
colloid function
TG storage
T3/T4 storage
C Cells (parafollicular cells) function
calcitonin production
what can cause an increase in TSH
incr TRH
or
TSH-tumor
what causes incr in TSI
graves’ dz
TSI ______ the thyroid
stimulates the thyroid
graves disease
hyperthyroidism
TBG function
binds free thyroid hormone
incr hormone production
what inhibits the thyroid
incr T3/T4
decr TBG
what inhibits Na+/I- pump?
perchlorate
thiocyanate