endocrine system Flashcards

1
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A chemical substance, usually secreted by an endocrine gland ( also herons & fat cells) that influence

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growth, metabolism, reproduction

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2
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Stimulation

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from neural response, other hormones, or hum oral factors

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3
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Reduction

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decrease in neural activity 
humoral stimuli (negative FB), metabolized in liver/kidneys or excreted in urine or bile
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4
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GH

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mobilization fo fatty acids and reduces glycogen use, greater not faster ATP use

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5
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Thyroxin

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increased HR and contractility, metabolic rate

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6
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Cortisol

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increases gluconeogenesis, suppresses various immune cells

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7
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Epinephrine

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increase glycogen breakdown, increased HR and contractility

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8
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Insulin

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increase glucose and amino acid uptake, synthesis of fat

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9
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Glucagon

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increase release from liver, breakdown of fat

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10
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Anabolic

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testosterone, Growth hormone

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11
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Catabolism

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Cortisol and a lesser extent glucagon

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12
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General Hormone Mechanism

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induce secretory activity
Eg: TSH factor produced by hypothalamus that acts on the anterior pituitary to produce thyrotropin which stimulates the secretion of thyroxin from thyroid
Alter enzyme activity
Modify cell membrane transport
Influence gene expression & synthesis of intracellular proteins

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