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Endocrine System Flashcards

1
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And endocrine gland secretes

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Hormones

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2
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Hormones are secreted from endocrine glands into

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The blood

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3
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Substances that are secreted by one group of cells that affects the physiology of another group of cells

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Hormones

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4
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Compared to most other organs in the body, endocrine organs are

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Well vascularized

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5
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Does the endocrine system have ducts

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No

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6
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What system does the endocrine system work closely with

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Nervous

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7
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Study of hormones and endocrine glands

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Endocrinology

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8
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Why are hormones able to maintain homeostasis

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Negative feedback

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9
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Major endocrine glands

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Hypothalamus
Pituitary
Thyroid
Parathyroid
Thymus
Adrenal
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Pineal
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10
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Pure endocrine organs

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Pituitary
Pineal
Thyroid
Parathyroid
Adrenal
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11
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Organs containing endocrine cells

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Pancreas
Thymus
Gonads
Hypothalamus

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12
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For a cell to be able to respond it must have

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A functional hormone receptor

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13
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Synergistic hormones

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ADH

Increase volume of fluid in body to raise blood pressure

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14
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Antagonists

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ANP is released when blood pressure is high

Causes kidney to secrete more water so blood pressure decreases

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15
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Permissive hormones

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You need one in order for the second to do its job

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16
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Ultimate goal of hormone action

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Alter cell activity by altering protein activity in the target cell

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17
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The endocrine system is all the organs of the body that are

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Endocrine glands

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18
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Cell with a functional receptor (protein) for the hormone

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Target cell

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19
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What is a receptor

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A protein made by the target cell

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20
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What three things could happen to hormones after being secreted

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It could bind to its receptor causing a change
It could be destroyed by enzymes in the plasma
It could land in the kidneys and be filtered out before reaching its target

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21
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The endocrine system is controlled by

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Pituitary and hypothalamus glands

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22
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Something in the blood is being monitored. When the level of that substance is too low it stimulates the release of the hormone

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Humoral trigger

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23
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A neuron directly stimulates the gland to cause to cause secretion of the hormone

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Neuronal trigger

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24
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One endocrine gland releases a hormone hat stimulates another endocrine glad to release its hormone

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Hormonal trigger

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25
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Insulin
Glucagon
Parathyroid
Aldosterone

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Humoral trigger

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26
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Oxytocin
ADH
Epinephrine

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Neuronal trigger

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27
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One endocrine gland releases a hormone to stimulate another endocrine gland

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Hormonal trigger

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28
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How is the response of the endocrine system different than the nervous system

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Slower, longer lasting responses as hormones linger in the blood

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29
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Can cells respond to more than one hormone

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If they have more than one receptor

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30
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Do all cells respond the same to the same hormone

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No

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31
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Release of hormones occurs in

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Short bursts

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32
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The hypothalamus and pituitary glands serve as links between

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Endocrine and nervous systems

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33
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Hypothalamic cells synthesize

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Many releasing and inhibiting hormones
2 hormones (oxytocin and ADH) that are then stored and released from the posterior pituitary
34
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How many cells does the pituitary gland synthesize

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7

35
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Pituitary is anterior or posterior

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Anterior

36
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Regulate growth, development, metabolism and homeostasis

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Hypothalamus and pituitary

37
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Where is the pituitary gland located

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Inferior to the brain
A depression in the sphenoid bone
Attached at the to hypothalamus by stalk

38
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Two lobes of the pituitary gland

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Anterior

Posterior

39
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Hypothalamus secretes what effecting the pituitary gland

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Releasing hormones/inhibiting hormones➡️portal veins

These hormones regulate release of anterior pituitary hormones

40
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7 anterior pituitary hormones

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Human growth hormone
Thyroid-stimulating hormone
Follicle-stimulating hormone
Luteinizing hormone
Proclactin
Adrenocorticotropic hormone
Melanocytes-stimulating hormone
41
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Promotes synthesis of insulin like growth factors

Secreted by the liver, cartilage, bone cells

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HGH

42
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Regulators of HGH

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Hypothalamic hormones

Blood glucose levels

43
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Stimulates protein synthesis
Maintain muscle and bone mass
Promotes healing of injuries and tissue repair

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HGH

44
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Makes fuel for ATP available for growth
Causes fat breakdown and release of fatty acids into blood
Breaks down live glycogen and releases glucose into blood

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HGH

45
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Stimulates the formation and secretion of thyroid hormones by thyroid gland

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TSH

46
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TSH is regulated by

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Negative feedback

47
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In females it started follicle development

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FSH

48
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In females is stimulates formation of corpus luteum

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LH

49
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In males this helps sperm production in testes

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FSH

50
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In males this releases testosterone from the testes

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LH

51
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Initiated and maintains milk production by mammary glands

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PRL

52
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Linked with ED in males

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PRL

53
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Controls production and secretion of glucocorticoids from adrenal cortex

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ACTH

54
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Small amounts in the bloodstream

Excess amounts causes skin darkening

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MSH

55
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Hormones made in the hypothalamus pass to the

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Posterior pituitary

56
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What to hormones are released from the posterior pituitary

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Oxytocin

ADH

57
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Smooths muscle contraction of uterus during childbirth
Causes letdown of milk from glands to ducts
Some sexual please during sex

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Oxytocin

58
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Causes kidneys to retain water
Increases vasoconstriction and blood pressure
Increases dehydration, pain, stress lead to increased secretion

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ADH

59
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The thyroid is located

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Inferior to the larynx

60
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Follicular and para follicular cells

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Thyroid gland

61
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Small round masses in posterior of thyroid gland

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Parathyroid

62
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Increases blood calcium

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PTH

63
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Where are the adrenal glands located

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On top of the kidneys

64
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Adrenal cortex

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Outer, middle, inner zones make steroids

65
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Produces epinephrine and norepinephrine

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Adrenl medulla

66
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Aldosterone is the major form of

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Mineralocorticoids

67
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Increases rate of protein breakdown

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Glucocorticoid

68
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Simulates liver formation of glucose

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Glucocorticoid

69
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Breaks down triglycerides in adipose

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Glucocorticoid

70
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Anti inflammatory effects

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Glucocorticoid

71
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Depresses immune system

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Glucocorticoid

72
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Regulated by by negative feedback

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Glucocorticoid

73
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Small amounts secreted from adrenal cortex in both females and males

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Androgens

74
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At puberty in both genders this stimulates axillary and pubic hair growth
Contribute to adolescent growth spurt

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Androgens

75
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In females this contributes to libido

Are converted to estrogens by other body tissues

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Androgens

76
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Inner portion of adrenal glands

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Adrenal medulla

77
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Part of sympathetic nervous system

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Adrenal medulla

78
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Small gland attached to roof of third ventricle of brain

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Pineal gland

79
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Produces melatonin

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Pineal gland

80
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Sets body’s biological clock–move real eased I darkness and less in sunlight

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Pineal gland

81
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When stress responses are successful t leads to

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Extra physiological capacity and long term adaption

82
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Three stages of stress response

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Initial flight or fight
resistance
Exhaustion

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