SI review Flashcards
FSH and LH works on
gonads
ovaries, testes
ova produced in
the cortex
normal sperm count
100 million/ mL
at birth neonate has
1-2 million oocytes
T3
active
tri iodothyronine
active
T4
inactive
thyroxine
inactive
stored
thyroglobulin
what made of
menarche
first period
need what for menarche
17% body fat
100 lbs
thelarche
breast formation
first stage
pubarche
axillary
pubic hair
glycogenesis
glucose –> glycogen
glycolysis
no mitochondria
glycogen–> glucose–> energy
gluconeogenesis
new glucose (from amino acids etc.) starvation
glycogenolysis
break down of glycogen–> glucose
lipase
lipids
amylase
carbohydrates
protease
protein
saliva enzymes
lipase
amylase
anterior pituitary hormones
FSH LH TSH ACTH PRL GH
posterior pituitary hormones
OT
ADH
FSH female
ovary (follicle)
–release estrogen
FSH male
stimulate spermatogenesis
LH female
ovulation
LH male
leydig cells
–produce testosterone
TSH
simulate thyroid hormone release T3 T4
ACTH
adrenal glands
increase release of cortisol (stress)
PRL
prolactin
- stimulate mammary gland development
- milk production stimulated
GH
growth hormone
releasing hormone FSH
GnRH
released from hypothalamus act on pituitary