endocrine system Flashcards

1
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endocrine gland

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secretes hormones carried by blood

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2
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exocrine gland

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secrete hormones into ducts

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3
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endocrine glands examples

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pituitary
pineal
thyroid
parathyroid
thymus
pancreas
adrenal
ovaries/testes

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4
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prostaglandins

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local effect over nearby nearby cells
lipid type hormone

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5
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where do hormones travel

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bloodstream, to nearby cells, other locations in same cell

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6
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steroid hormones

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fr cholesterol and lipid soluble
transported through blood w carrier protein
can easily diffuse through the cell membrane
can cause changes in dna transcription
come fr: adrenal gland

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7
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non steroid hormones

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use second messengers to enter cell
come fr: hypothalamus, anterior/posterior pitutiary, parathyroid, adrenal, thyroid, pancreas

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8
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how are hormones regulated

A

negative feedback

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9
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growth hormone

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somatotropin
regulate body growth, protein synthesis, cellular rep

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10
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oxytocin

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fr pituitary gland
stim uterine contractions and milk to boobs

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11
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antidiuretic

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fr posterior pit
water reabsorbtion
raises blood pressure

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12
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pituitary gland

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anterior and posterior
2 step process: hypothalamus release hormone travel to pit, then anterior release hormone
- growth hormone released in response to hypothalamus

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13
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what inhibits growth hormone

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somatostatin

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14
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adrenocorticotropic hormone

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fr anterior pituitary
stim release cortisol and aldosterone in adrenal cortex

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15
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aldosterone

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increase reabsorption of Na by kidneys
help w blood pressure reg
up water retention
fr anterior pit

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16
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what does thyroid stimulating hormone do

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stim release of T3 and T4
released by anterior pit

17
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posterior pituitary

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releases hormones made by hypothalamus
release adh and oxytocin

18
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hormones involved in calcium regulation

A

calcitonin and parathyroid

19
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calcitonin

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fr thyroid gland
decreases blood calcium levels(down osteoclastic activ)

20
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parathyroid hormone

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fr parathyroid gland
increase calcium lvl and decrease phosphate lvl
stim osteoclastic activ
sim prod vit D

21
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hormones involved with blood glucose reg

A

insulin
glucagon
cortisol
all fr pancreas

22
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glucagon

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fr alpha cells in pancreas
stim liver convert glycogen to glucose(glycogenolysis)
raise glucose lvls

23
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insulin

A

fr beta cells in pancreas
decrease glucose lvl
stim liver store glucose as glycogen
inhibit gluconeogenesis

24
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somatostatin

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fr delta cell
inhibit glucagon and insulin sec

25
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cortisol

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fr adrenal cortex
increase glucose lvl by stim liver convert non carb to glucose (gluconeogenesis)

26
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pineal gland

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release melatonin
reg sleep wake cycle and menstrual cycle

27
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type 1 diabetes

A

characterized by absence of insulin
juvenile diabetes
immune system attack insulin producing cells

28
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type 2 diabetes

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body does not produce enough insulin or is resistant to insulin