endocrine system Flashcards

1
Q

ADH

what is it

how does it function

A

anti diuretic hormone
secreted from anterior pituitary when blood pressure is low
functions on kidney to stimulate water reabsorption in collecting ducts

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2
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aldosterone

what does it do

A

released from adrenal cortex when blood pressure is low

stimulates kidney collecting ducts to increase secretion of NA into blood and decrease K+ in blood.

causing blood pressure to increase

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3
Q

angiotensin 1 released

  1. when
  2. where
  3. stimulate what
A

when baroreceptors in heart are stretched indicating low BP

sympathetic NS stimulates granular cells to release renin

renin stimulate conversion of angiotensinogen present in the liver to angiotensin 1

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4
Q

how is Angiotensin 1 converted

A

Angiotensin 1 converted in the lungs by ACE to Angiotensin 2

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5
Q

4 effects of Angiotensin 2

A
  1. release aldosterone from adrenal cortex
  2. vasoconstriction
  3. increase thirst
  4. increase strength of cardiac contractions
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6
Q

hypervolemic

A

hypertension

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7
Q

hormone to decrease blood pressure

A

atrial natiuretic peptide

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8
Q

atrial natriuretic petptide released from

when

A
atrial myocytes
BP high
sympathetic stimulation
angiotensin 2
cardiac distention
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9
Q

atrial natriuretic petptide causes

A

inhibition of renin secretion

vasodilation

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