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Endocine System Flashcards

1
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Negative feedback mechanism

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Reduces/removes a stimulus

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2
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Positive feedback mechanism

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Enhances a stimulus

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3
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Protein hormones

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Chains of amino acids

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4
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Steroid hormones

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Lipids (estrogen, testosterone)

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5
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Biogenic amines

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Changes the structure of an amino acid (thyroid, dopamine)

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6
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Control center for endocrine system

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Hypothalamus

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7
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Hormones hypothalamus releases

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Releasing hormones (RH)
Inhibiting hormones (IH)

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8
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Pituitary gland hormones

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Oxytocin (OT)
Antidiuretic hormone (ADH)

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9
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3 parts of anterior pituitary gland

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Pars distalis
Pars intermedia
Pars tuberalis

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10
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Hormones anterior pituitary gland releases

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Thyrotrophic (TSH)
Mammotrophic (PRL)
Gonadotrophic (FSH) (LH)
Corticotrophic (ACTH)
Somatotrophic (GH)
Pars intermedia (MSH)

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11
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Parts of posterior pituitary gland

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Supraoptic nuclei
Paraventricular nuclei

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12
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Hormone supraoptic nuclei relseases

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ADH (antidiuretic hormone)

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13
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Hormone paraventricular nuclei releases

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OT (oxytocin)

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14
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Hormone parafollicular cells secrete

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Calcitonin (reduces blood calcium through urination)

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15
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Function of parathyroid hormone

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Raises blood calcium levels

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16
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Three layers of adrenal cortex

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Zona glomerulosa
Zona fasciculata
Zona reticularis

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Function of zona glomerulosa

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Regulates electrolyte composition

18
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Function of zona fasciculata

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Regulates blood glucose levels

19
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Function of zona reticularis

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Protein synthesis in sex organs

20
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4 types of cells in pancreas

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Alpha
Beta
Delta
F cells

21
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Function of Alpha cells

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Secretes glucagon (raises blood glucose)

22
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Function of beta cells

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Secretes insulin (lowers blood glucose)

23
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Function of delta cells

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Inhibits secretion of insulin and glucagon

24
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Function of F cells

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Slows gastric motility

25
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Effect of too much melatonin being produced

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Delayed puberty

26
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Kidney hormones that regulate electrolytes

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Calcitrol
Erythropoietin
Renin q

27
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3 types of cells testes produce

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Sustentacular cells
Dividing germ cells
Interstitial cells

28
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Function of sustentacular cells

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Assists w/ sperm development
Produces inhibin

29
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Function of interstitial cells

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Produces testosterone

30
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Hormones produced in ovaries

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Estrogen
Progesterone
Inhibin

31
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Function of estrogen

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Development of female reproductive organs
Regulation of menstrual cycle

32
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Function of progesterone

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Stimulates growth of uterine lining and mammary glands

33
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Function of inhibin

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Inhibits secretion of FSH (follicle stimulating hormone

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