Endocrine Syetem Flashcards

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Endocrine system

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secrete hormones

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Hypothalamus

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below the thalamus
it’s hormone producing cells influence the pituitary gland

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pituitary gland

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base of the brain
some hormones produced here regulate activities of other endocrine glands

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4
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Growth-stimulating hormone

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wide spread effects including long bone growth

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5
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Thyroid-stimulating hormone

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stimulates thyroxin release from thyroid

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Follicle-stimulating hormone

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stimulates development of follicles in ovaries and influences sperm production

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7
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location of thyroid gland

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neck

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8
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thyroid gland hormone

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thyroxin (contains iodine)

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9
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function of thyroid gland

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regulates metabolism in cells

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10
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thyroid gland is essential for

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normal physical and mental development

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11
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location of parathyroid gland

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back of thyroid gland

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12
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hormone for parathyroid gland

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parathormone

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13
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function of parathyroid gland

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controls cat metabolism

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14
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parathyroid gland is essential for

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nerve function, blood clotting, and growth of teeth and bones

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15
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adrenal glands

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top of each kidney, two layers

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outer layer of adrenal gland

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adrenal cortex (2 hormones/steroids)

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outer layer (adrenal glands) hormone 1

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conversion of fats and proteins to glucose

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outer layer (adrenal glands) hormone 2

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reabsorption of sodium from kidney tubules
*blood pressure and water balance

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inner layer of adrenal glands

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adrenal medulla

20
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inner layer (adrenal gland) hormone

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adrenaline “fight or flight”

21
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function of adrenal glands’ inner layer

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increase blood glucose level, heart rate, breathing rate

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Islets of langerhans

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hormone 1 of islets

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hormone 1 of islets function

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promotes glucose absorption from blood ([decrease blood glucose)]
*stimulates conversion of glucose into glycogen (storage)
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liver skeletal muscles

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Hormone 2 of islets
glucagon
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hormone 2 of islets function
promotes the liver and skeletal muscles to convert glycogen to free glucose ([increase blood glucose])
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opposing effects of insulin and glucagon
homeostasis
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Gonads
female and male
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testes (male)
hormone - testosterone function - stimulates male reproductive organ development and secondary sex characteristics *production of sperm
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ovaries (female)
hormone - estrogen and progesterone function - same as male function *production of egg cells
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Progesterone
stimulates uterine wall to thicken in preparation for embryo implantation
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Negative feedback
regulate hormone production and secretion
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negative feedback: classic type
pituitary TSH and thyroid thyroxin hormone
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classic type step 1
decrease [thyroxin blood] = stimulates pituitary = TSH
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classic type step 2
TSH stimulates thyroid = secreted thyroxin
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Classic type step 3
[thyroxin blood] levels = TSH secretion stops
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Homeostasis
regulation of thyroxin by TSH