Hormones Flashcards

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(Location + Class + Function)

ACTH

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Location: anterior pituitary

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: stimulates adrenal cortex to release glucocorticoids (stress hormones)

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LH

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Location: anterior pituitary

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: causes ovulation; stimulates secretion of estrogen and testosterone

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FSH

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Location: anterior pituitary

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: stimulates growth of egg in females; production of sperm in males

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TSH

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Location: anterior pituitary

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: stimulates release of T3/T4 from the thyroid, which will stimulate metabolism

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hGH

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Location: anterior pituitary

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: body growth

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Prolactin

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Location: anterior pituitary

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: milk production in breasts

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ADH

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Location: posterior pituitary

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: causes collecting duct in kidney to become permeable to water, concentrating the urine

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Oxytocin

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Location: posterior pituitary

Class: peptide/ water-soluble

Function: contractions during childbirth and milk secretion during nursing

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Parathyroid hormone

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Location: parathyroid

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: increases blood calcium

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Insulin

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Location: pancreas

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: stimulates uptake of glucose from blood

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Glucagon

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Location: pancreas

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: stimulates gluconeogenesis and release of glucose into blood

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Calcitonin

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Location: thyroid

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: decreases blood calcium

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hCG

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Location: egg/placenta

Class: peptide/water-soluble

Function: prevents degeneration of corpus lute using, maintaining pregnancy

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Aldosterone

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Location: adrenal cortex

Class: steroid/lipid-soluble

Function: increases Na+ reabsorption at DCT -> increases BP

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Cortisol

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Location: adrenal cortex

Class: steroid/lipid-soluble

Function: stress hormone

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Testosterone

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Location: testes

Class: steroid/ lipid-soluble

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Estrogen

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Location: ovaries

Class: steroid/ lipid-soluble

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(Location + Class + Function)

Progesterone

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Location: ovaries

Class: steroid/ lipid-soluble

Function: maintenance of uterus during pregnancy

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T3/T4

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Location: thyroid

Class: tyrosine derivative/ LIPID-SOLUBLE

Function: increases metabolism

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Epinephrine and Norepinephrine

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Location: adrenal medulla

Class: tyrosine derivative/ WATER-SOLUBLE

Function: fight or flight response