1000ft review Flashcards

1
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What is the “master gland” in the endocrine system

A

pituitary

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2
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What are the different groups of hormones

A

endocrine
paracrine
autocrine

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3
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What are endocrine hormones

A

cells that are distanced from one another are able to communicate

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4
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What are paracrine hormones

A

Communication locally between cells

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5
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What are autocrine hormones

A

mechanisms within the cell itself

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6
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What are the different categories in hormone regulation

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diurnal patterns (day/night)
Cyclical release
Neg-pos feedback loop

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7
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What are neuroendocrine hormones

A

hormones secreted from neurons which can include transmission via gap junctions

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8
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What are the chemical classifications of hormones

A

amino acid based
steroids

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9
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What are amino acid base hormones

A

derived from tryptophan or tyrosine

larger in size

typically water soluble and can travel through blood easily but need secondary messenger system to cross cell membrane

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10
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What are steroid hormones

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Created from cholesterol and are hydrophobic

*need buddy system to travel in the blood

*can cross cell membrane easily

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11
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How do circulating hormones of endocrine reach the target cells

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via the blood

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12
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How do local hormones of endocrine system reach target cells

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By diffusing into local interstitial fluid and affect only neighboring target cells

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13
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How will water soluble hormones be broken down

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rapidly by circulating enzymes

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14
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Can a hormone be bound to a protein to have an effect on an organ

A

no- it must be free

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15
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What happens to the target sites during times of low hormone or vice versa

A

up regulation

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16
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Which hormones are lipid soluble

A

thyroid
steroids
*everything else is water soluble

17
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what are factors cause high hormone states

A

Primary: Target gland creating too much

Secondary: Inappropriate stimulation from pituitary/hypothalamus

18
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What factors cause low hormone states

A

Primary: Target gland no creating enough

Secondary: Not enough stimulation is created from pituitary

Tertiary: Not enough stimulation is created from hypothalamus

19
Q

How are peptide hormones broken down

A

in the liver and removed by the kidneys

20
Q

Why do Steroids and TH have a longer half life

A

bound to proteins giving them a longer half life