Hormones Flashcards

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hypothalamus hormones

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  • releasing and inhibiting factors

- peptides

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target/effect of releasing and inhibiting factors

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  • anterior pituitary

- modify activity

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3
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hormones of the anterior pituitary (types)

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  • growth hormone (peptide)
  • prolactin (peptide)
  • thyroid stimulating hormone (peptide)
  • adrenocorticotropic hormone (peptide)
  • luteinizing hormone (peptide)
  • follicle stimulating hormone (peptide)
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4
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tropic hormones

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  • TSH

- ACTH

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5
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gonadotropic hormones

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  • FSH

- LH

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target/effect of GH

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  • increase bone and muscle growth

- increase cell turnover rate

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target/effect of prolactin

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  • mammary gland

- milk production

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target/effect of TSH

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  • thyroid

- increase synthesis and release of TH

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target/effect of ACTH

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  • increase growth and secretory activity of the adrenal cortex
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10
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target/effect of LH

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  • ovary/ovulation
  • testes/testosterone synth
  • LH so you don’t look like a lady.
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target/effect of FSH

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  • ovary/follicle development

- testes/spermatogenesis

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hormones of the posterior pituitary

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  • ADH/vasopressin (peptide)

- oxytocin (peptide)

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13
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target/effect of ADH

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  • kidney

- water retention

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target/effect of oxytocin

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  • breast/milk letdown

- uterus/contraction

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15
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hormone of thyroid

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  • TH/thyxroxine (modified amino acid but acts like steroid)
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target/effect of TH

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  • child: necessary for physical and mental development

- adult: increase metabolic rate and temperature

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thyroid c cells

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  • calcitonin (peptide)
18
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target/effect of calcitonin

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  • bone,kidney ; lowers serum Ca2+
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hormone of parathyroid

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  • PTH (peptide)
20
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target/effect of PTH

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  • bone/kidney/small intestine; increases serum Ca2+
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hormone of thymus

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  • thymosin (children only) (peptide)
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target/effect of thymosin

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  • T cell development during childhood
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hormone of adrenal medulla

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  • epinephrine (modified amino acid)
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target/effect of epinephrine

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  • sympathetic stress response (rapid)
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hormones of the adrenal cortex
- cortisol/glucocorticoid (steroid) - aldosterone/mineralcorticoid (steroid) - sex steroids
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target/effect of cortisol
- longer-term stress response - increase blood glucose - increase protein catabolism - decrease inflammation and immunity
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target/effect of aldosterone
- kidney | - increase Na+ reabsorption to increase BP
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target/effect of sex steroids
- an adrenal tumor can overproduce these, causing masculinization or feminization
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hormones of endocrine pancreas (islets of Langerhans)
- insulin (beta cells secrete) (peptide) - glucagon (alpha cells secrete) (peptide) - somatostatin (gamma cells secrete) (peptide)
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target/effect of insulin
- decrease blood glucose concentration | - increase glycogen and fat storage
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target/effect of glucagon
- increase blood glucose concentration | - decrease glycogen and fat storage
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target/effect of somatostatin
- inhibits many digestive processes
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hormone of testes
- testosterone (steroid)
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target/effect of testosterone
- male characteristics | - spermatogenesis
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hormones of ovaries/placenta
- estrogen (steroid) | - progesterone (steroid)
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target/effect of estrogen
- female characteristics | - endometrial growth
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target/effect of progesterone
- endometrial secretion | - pregnancy
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hormone of the heart
- atrial natriuretic factor (ANF) (peptide)
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target/effect of ANF
- kidney | - increase urination to decrease blood pressure
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hormone of kidney
- erythropoietin (peptide)
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target/effect of erythropoietin
- bone marrow | - increase red blood cell synthesis