Veterinary endocrine system Flashcards

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Endocrine glands

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gll. endocrinae

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2
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ductless glands

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gll. sine ductibus

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3
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define autocrine

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secreted substance affects the secreting
cell itself (prostaglandins, growth factors)
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4
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define paracrine

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substance affects neighboring cells (endorphins, interleukins)

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5
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define endocrine

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substance released into blood stream

and affects distant target tissue (hormones)

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6
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define exocrine

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substance that is released onto the

surface of the animal and other internal structures (sweat and salivary glands)

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7
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Thyroid gland

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gl. thyroidea

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8
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main division and covering of thyroid

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lobus: dexter et sinister

capsula fibrosa

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9
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thyroid vascularization

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2 cranial thyroid arteries and 2 caudal thyroid arteries

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10
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thyroid size in average adult dog

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each lobe is about 2 cm by 1 cm

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11
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translate glandular band and in which species

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isthmus glandularis in Car, bo

connecting the caudal ends of the lobes

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12
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translate fibrous band and where

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isthmus fibrosus is between the caudal ends of the lobes, is in eq at least
not present in other animals consistantly

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13
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unique to su and man thyroid

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lobus pyramidis

variable median ventral lobe projecting cranially

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14
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Internal and external parathyroid gland

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gl. parathyroidea: interna et externa

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15
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the cranial external parathyroid forms from

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pharyngeal pouch III

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16
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the caudal internal parathyroid forms from

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pharyngeal pouch IV

17
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what size are parathyroid glands usually?

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5…12 mm in length

18
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what species have only single pair of parathyroids found cranial to thyroid gland

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pigs and rats

19
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what two types of cells are present in parathyroid glands

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chief cells – basic type of secretory cells, synthesize and release PTH

oxyphil cells – no active function in the biosynthesis of hormone

20
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2 alt. names for pituitary gland

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hypophysis; gl. pituitaria

21
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The pituitary gland location

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in the sella turcica of the basisphenoid

22
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adenohypophysis parenchyma has three parts:

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pars tuberalis
pars intermedia
pars distalis

23
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parts of the neurohypophysis

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infundibulum

lobus nervosus

24
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cavum hypophysis absent in which species

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absent in eq

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2 alt. names for the pineal gland
epiphysis, gl. pinealis
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Where is pineal gland attached
to the roof of the III ventricle
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name 2 parts of the pineal gland
corpus gl. pinealis | and rostrally located pedunculus
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Adrenal gland
gl. adrenalis (sinistra et dextra)
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the adrenal cortex is divided into three zones, name them and what they produce
zona glomerulosa: mineralcorticoids zona fasisculata: glucocortiocids zona reticularis: androgens
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Pancreatic islets
insulae pancreaticae islets of langerhans
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pancretic islet cell types and the hormone produced
alpha cells: glucagon beta cells: insulin delta cells: somtatostatin pp cells: pancretic polypeptide hormone
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what are paraglanglia
clusters of extraadrenal medullary cells with neuroectodermal origin, found near the adrenal glands and near some blood vessels and nerves
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what are paraganglia composed of
parenchymal cells and a plexus of sinusoidal capillaries called a glomus act as chemoreceptors
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translate carotid body and is what and where
glomus caroticum a paraglangia found in the fascia at the bifurcation of the common carotid artery monitors the concentration of oxygen in the blood
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translate aortic body and is what and where
glomus aorticum a paraglanglia that lies on the aortic arch, close to the origin of the brachiocephalic trunk