Hormones Flashcards
Water soluble
Amines
Peptides
Fat Soluble
Thyroid hormones (amines)
Steroids
Amines
Dopamine
Epinephrine
Norepinephrine
Peptides & Proteins
Insulin, glucagon, hypothalamus hormones, anterior pituitary hormones
Steroids
Testosterone, estrogen, progesterone, aldosterone, cortisol (from cholesterol)
Dopamine
-Type:
— Amine
Melatonin
— Where is it produced
— Pineal Gland
Oxytocin
-Where is it produced:
Hypothalamus
ADH — antidiuretic hormone
-Where is it produced?
— Hypothalumus
Dopamine
— Where is it produced?
— Hypothalamus
Dopamine
— Functions
Motivation, attention, rewarding
Dopamine
— Stimulus for production
— Stress
Melatonin
— Functions
— Sleep
Melatonin
— Stimulus for production
— Low light
Oxytocin
— Functions
— Bonding, uterine contraction, milk ejection, empathy
Oxytocin
— Stimulus for production
— Positive feedback
ADH — antidiuretic hormone
— Functions
— Signals kidneys to reabsorb water
— Blood pressure increases
ADH - antidiuretic hormone
— Stimulus for production
— Low blood pressure
GHRH — Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone
— Where is it produced
— Hypothalamus
GHRH — Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone
— Functions
Stimulate anterior pituitary to produce: GH
GHRH — Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone
— Stimulus for production
— in adulthood, exercise
— fasting and deepsleep
GHIH — Growth Hormone-Inhibiting Hormone
— Where is it produced?
— Hypothalamus