Food and Hunger Homeostasis for Exam 4 Flashcards

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Diabetes mellitus

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Type 1, pancreas stops producing insulin, juvenile onset
get energy from fat storage
chronically undernourished

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insulin by itself does

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not signal satiety(fullness)

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What is Ventromedial Hypothalmus(VMH)

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Lesions cause subjects to maintain a higher weight set zone,
the VMH tells us to stop eating,
if damaged causes higher weight set zone

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Paraventricular Nucleuse(PVN)

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axons pass through the VMH

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What is the The Fiber of Passage Problem

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axons in different area coming through, if one is damaged it might damage the other area of the brain

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What is the Lateral Hypothalmus(LH)

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tells us to eat more,
lesions cause subjects to maintain a lower weight set zone,
if damaged they lose more weight

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What is leptin

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produced and secreted by fat cells into the blood stream

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What happens if there is a deficit of leptin

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deficits in the production or sensitivity of leptin cause a false underreporting of body fat, and will cause us to eat if damaged

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What is Ghrelin

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appetite stimulant

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What is PYY

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appetite supressant

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