Anterior and Posterior Pituitary I and II Flashcards

(35 cards)

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What are the steroid hormones

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aldosterone, cortisol
testosterone, estrogens, progestrone
bit D

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what are the amino hormones

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norepinephrine, epinephrine, thyroid hormones

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3
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What hormones are water soluble

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peptide hormones, amine hormones

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4
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what hormones are lipid soluble

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steroid hormones

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5
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what hormones bind to surface receptors

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peptides, amine hormones

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6
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what hormones bind to receptors in cytosol or nucelus

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steroid hormones, thyroid hormone

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7
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short loop negative feedback

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goes from hypothalum to anterior pitutary back to hypothalumus

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long loop negative feedback

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goes from hypothalum to anterior pitutary to target organ then back to hypothalmus

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9
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adenohypophysis

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another name for anterior pituitary

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10
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neurohypophysis

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another name for posterior pituitary

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11
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what connects the posterior pituitary to hypothalamus

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hypothalmohypophyscial tract

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pars intermedia

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between anterior an dposterior pituitary, poorly developed in humans

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what hormones does the hypothalmus release

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hypothalamic corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH)
hypothalamic thryrotropin releasing hormone (TRH)
hypothalamic gonadotropin releasing hormone
growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH)
growth hormone inhibiting hormone (somatostatin)

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14
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action of hypothalamic corticotropin-releasing hormone

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controls corticotropin or ACTH

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15
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action of TRH

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controls TSH

stimulates secretion of prolactin

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16
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What 4 tropic hormones does the anterior pituitary release

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ACTH, TSH, FSH, LH

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What are the 2 nontropic hormones that the anterior pituitary releases

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prolactin

growth hormone

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function of ACTH

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stimulates synthesis and secretion of adrenocortical hormones by adrenal cortex
main affect is stimulation of cortisol synthesis and secretion

19
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what is FSH synthesized by

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gonadotropes of anterior piturtary

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function of FSH

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females - growth of follicles in ovaries

males - sperm maturation

21
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what is LH stynthesized by

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gonadotropes of anterior pitutary

22
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function of LH

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males - stimulation of testostrone synthesis

females - stimulation of oculation, formation of corpus letuem, estrogen/progesterone synthesis

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regulators of GH secretion

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GHRH
Somatostatin
Ghrelin

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function of GH

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stimulates protein synthesis and growth

stimulates production of insulin-like growth factors

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function of prolactin
promotes development of female breast and milk production (BUT NOT EXCRETION)
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what hormones are released by the posterior pituitary
vasopressin, oxytocin
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what is the other name for vasopressin
ADH
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what medication can cause equired diabetes insipidus
lithium
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function of oxytocin
helps with breast feeding and uterus during pregnancy
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milk let down reflex
myoepithelial cells lining the breast ducts contract causing milk ejection - may be in response to baby crying
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how does oxytocin affect the uterus
distension of cervix and contraction of uterus stimulate release of oxytocin which has positive feedback
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general functions of GH
increase rate of protein sythesis increase release of fatty acid from adipose tissue decreased use of glucose throughout the body increase glucose synthesis by liver increased insulin secretion
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how does GH affect bone growth
stimulates osteoblasts
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GH and insulin like growth factors
GH has a short half life, but somatomedin has a longer half life. GH can actually increase the production and release of IGF
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panhypopitarism
pituitary gland doesn't work the way it should, don't get hormones