flashcard 12
functions of pituitary gland
adrenal thyroid gonadal lactation growth water balance metabolism
how does tyrosine kinase linked receptor work
alters gene expression
when is childhood phase
2-puberty
functions hypothalamus
- cold
- stress
- metabolsim
- hydration
- exercise
- day/night
- menstruation
- sleep
- breast feeding
- pregnancy
- puberty
what bone can pituitary gland be found in?
pocket of sphenoid bone
what is responsible for enlargement of adrenal glands
ACTH (adrenocortico trophic hormone)
disadvantage laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy
- invasive
- long staple line risk
galactorrhoea
spontaneous flow of milk from the breast
examples of exocrine chemicals
saliva, sweat
where does IGF 2 exist?
foetus and neonates
where are steroid hormone receptors located and why?
inside cells. because they are lipophilic and can easily cross membranes
3 catagories of energy output
- heat loss
- cellular work
- mechanical work
describe what lies beneath an apple shaped person
- more visceral fat
- higher risk of weight related problems
how is information shared between different health care team professionals with regards to a diabetic patient?
SCI diabetes
what fasting plasma glucose result would indicate diabetes
> 7mmol/l