Histology of the endrocrine system Flashcards

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adenohyposis

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anterior pituatary

separated into pars distalis

pars intermedia

pars tuberalis

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2
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neurohyphosis

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posterior pituatary
pars nervousa
infundbiluar stalk

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3
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anterior pituatary embroyo

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comes from ectoderm (rathke’s pouch)

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4
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posterior pituatary embroyo

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comes from neuroectoderm

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5
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Neurosecrotory cells

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from the hypothalmus

regulate the anterior pituatary

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6
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Regulation of the posterior pituatary

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occurs from the paraventricular nucleus (makes oxytocin) and the supraoptic nucleus (produces ADH)

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Primary capillary plexus

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surronds the median eminence and infundilum

has fenestrated and sinusodial capillaries

blood supply to pars distalis

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8
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secondary capillary plexus

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surrounds the pars distalis

blood supply to pars distalis

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9
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pars distalis types of cells

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acidophils
basophils
chromophobes

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10
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Somatotrophs

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acidophil

secrete growth hormone

+ GHRH
- somatostatin

act on liver, muscle, bone, kidney

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Lactrotrophs

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acidophil

secrete prolactin

+ TRH and VIP

  • dopamine

act on breasts

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corticotrophs

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basophil

produces ACTH

+CRH
-cortisol

act on adrenal cortex

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13
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gonadotrophs

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basophil

produces FSH and LH

+ GnRH

act on gonads

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14
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thryotrophs

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basophil
secrete TSH
stimulate TRH
inhib by somatostatin
act on thyroid

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15
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Pars intermedia

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contains colloid-filled cysts

basophils and chromophobes –> makes MSH (stimulates melanin) and B-endorphin

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16
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Pars tuberalis

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has vessels of portal system

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17
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Pituatary adenoma affecting growth hormone

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causes gigantism and acromegaly (adults)

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18
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Pituatary adenoma affecting lactotrophs

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milk production in non-lactating females

infertility
erectile dysfunction

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19
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Cushing’s disease

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overproduction of ACTH - affecting corticotrophs

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20
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Pituicytes

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cells in the posterior pituatary

glial cells

21
Q

posterior pituatary axons

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arise from supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei of hypothalmus

22
Q

Herring bodies

A

swelling of axons in the posterior pituitary

associated with fenestrated capillaries

contain ADH and oxytocin hormones

23
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ADH

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from neurons in supraoptic nucleus

released when low blood volume or high blood osmolarity

promote water reabsorption

24
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Oxytocin

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from paraventricular nucleus
released during labor or by contraction of myoepithilial cells in the breast

25
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Adrenal cortex

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from intermediate mesoderm

produces steroid hormones

has three layers: zona glomerulosa, fasciculata, reticularis

26
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Adrenal medulla

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from neural crest
produces epinephrine and norepinephrine

27
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Adrenal cortex hormones

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minarocorticoids
guloccorticoids
androgens

28
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zona glomerulosa

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outermost

secrete mineralocorticoids (aldosterone)

small, basophilic cells

stimulated by angiotensin II and weakly ACTH

29
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zona fasiculata

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middle layer
large polyhedral cells in cords
secrete glucocorticoids
stimulated by ACTH

30
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zona reticularis

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deepest layer

small cells in cords separated with spaces (capillaries)

produce weak androgens (DHEA) and some glucocorticoids

stimulated by ACTH

31
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chromaffin cells

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in adrenal medulla

large, pale polyhedral cells

postganglionic symp neurons

secrete epi and norepi

32
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Central adenomedullary vein

A

prominent white space in medulla

contraction releases hormones into the blood

33
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Thyroid gland

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separated into lobules

has folliciles filled with colloid

34
Q

colloid

A

storage of inactive thyroid hormones

35
Q

folicular cells in thyroid gland (princpal/thyrocytes)

A

line lumen of follicles

has short microvillli

secrete T3 and T4

stimulated by TSH

36
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parafollicular cells (C cells)

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large, pale staining

secrete calcitonin in response to elevated blood Ca2+

indented nucleus and secretory vesicles

37
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T3 and T4

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thryoid hormone - stored as colloid

t4 more abundant

regulate basal metabolism, heat production, contribute to growth and development

38
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calcitonin

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thyroid hormone - produced from parafollicular cells

lower blood ca2+ by promoting Ca deposition in bones

supresses osteoclasts

39
Q

goiter

A

enlargement of thyroid gland

can be either hyper or hypo gland

40
Q

hyperthyrodism (graves disease)

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weight loss, sweating, tachy

eyes bulg out

41
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hypothyrodism

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weght gain, autoimmune, lack of iodine

42
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Parathyroid gland cells

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chief cells and oxyphil cells

43
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principal (chief) cells

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secrete PTH - small, more of them

44
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oxyphil cells

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larger, eosinophil
no none secretion

45
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PTH function

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opposite of calcitonin

secreted in response to low Ca

46
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pineal gland

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regulates circadian rhythms

secretes melonin, serotin, norepi, dopamine

has corpora arencea - brain sand

47
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pinealocytes

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cells in pineal gland
secrete melanin and serotonin

48
Q

corpora arencea

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brain sand found in pineal gland