endocrine system Flashcards
ADH
what is it
how does it function
anti diuretic hormone
secreted from anterior pituitary when blood pressure is low
functions on kidney to stimulate water reabsorption in collecting ducts
aldosterone
what does it do
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
angiotensin 1 released
- when
- where
- stimulate what
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
how is Angiotensin 1 converted
Angiotensin 1 converted in the lungs by ACE to Angiotensin 2
4 effects of Angiotensin 2
- release aldosterone from adrenal cortex
- vasoconstriction
- increase thirst
- increase strength of cardiac contractions
hypervolemic
hypertension
hormone to decrease blood pressure
atrial natiuretic peptide
atrial natriuretic petptide released from
when
atrial myocytes BP high sympathetic stimulation angiotensin 2 cardiac distention
atrial natriuretic petptide causes
inhibition of renin secretion
vasodilation