Endocrine Flashcards

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Types of hormone molecules

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Amino acids. Peptides. Lipids

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Endocrine system function

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Regulate and control hormonal activity.

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2
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Tissue that hormones affect

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Target

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3
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Location if steroid hormone

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Target cells inner cell membrane surface

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4
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Non steroid hormones location

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Plasma membrane outer surface

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5
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Effects of prostaglandins

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Relax or contract smooth muscle
Decrease hydrochloric acid production
Clot blood
Coordinate cell activities

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6
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Negative feedback

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A deviation from a set point is corrected by moving in the opposite direction

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7
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Pituitary gland

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Base of brain
Sella turcica
Hanging from stalk
Has anterior and posterior part

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GH (growth hormone)

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Stimulate cell growth in size and number and replication

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9
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Altered amounts of GH result in

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Gigantism and dwarfism

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10
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PLR (prolactin hormone)

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Produce milk in mammary gland

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11
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Largest TSH tissue

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Thyroid

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12
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Target tissue of FSH (follicle stimulating hormone)

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Gonads

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13
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FSH in males and females

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Sperm maturation

Egg production

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14
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LH (luteinizing)

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Sex hormone secretion

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15
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ADH (anti diuretic hormone)

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Tells kidneys to conserve water

Causes diabetes if not secreted

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Oxytocin

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Contract uterus sperm duct prostate and ejects milk

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Thyroid relies on

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Iodine

18
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Thyroid produces hormones that

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Metabolize and use oxygen

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Adrenal glands secrete

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Epinephrine and norepinephrine

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Adrenaline

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Increase heart rate blood pressure and blood glucose

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Aldosterone

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Conserves sodium ions in kidneys

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Glucocorticoids in times of stress

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Increase rate of glucose formation and have anti inflammatory response

23
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Pancreas as endocrine and exocrine gland

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Glucagon and insulin

Pancreatic juice

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Glucagon

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Releases glycogen to put glucose in blood

made by ALPHA CELLS

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Insulin

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Removes glucose from blood and stores as glycogen in liver

Made by BETA CELLS

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Calcitonin

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Controls calcium ions

27
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PTH (parathyroid)

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Increases calcium in blood and decreases PO4

28
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Makes extra sex hormones

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Suprarenal cortex

29
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Hormone

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Chemical messenger

30
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First messenger

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Binds to plasma membrane receptors

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Second messenger

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Triggered by first messenger in cytoplasm and alters enzyme activity

32
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G protein

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Link between 1st and 2nd messenger

33
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C amp

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2nd messenger that alters enzyme activity

34
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Links endocrine and nervous systems

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Hypothalamus

35
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Ways of hormone secretion

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Humoral stimuli
Hormonal stimuli
Neural stimuli

36
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MSH (melanocyte stimulating hormone) target cells

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Melanocytes

37
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Pineal gland

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Slows sexual maturation
Protects against free radicals
Wake sleep cycle