chapter 16: endocrine system lab Flashcards
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nervous system secretes:
neurotransmitters
endocrine system secretes:
hormones
functions of hypothalamus:
1) produces hormones that inhibits and releases hormones from the anterior pituitary
2) produces adh hormone and oxytocin
hypothalamus is connected to which pituitary gland and how:
anterior pituitary gland via 2 capillaries connected by portal veins called hypothalamic-hypophyseal portal system
endocrine organs part of diencephalon:
hypothalamus and pineal gland
antagonist hormones:
1) blood calcium: parathyroid hormone vs calcitonin
2) blood glucose: insulin vs glucagon
pineal gland secretes:
melatonin
thyroid gland secretes:
1) thyroxine
2) triiodothyronine
3) calcitonin
pancreas secretes:
insulin and glucagon
thymus secretes:
thymosin and thymopoietin
parathyroid glands secrete:
parathyroid hormone
adrenal cortex secretes:
steroid hormones
anterior pituitary secretes:
1) thyroid-stimulating hormone
2) growth hormone
adrenal medulla secretes:
1) epinephrine
2) nonepinephrine
thyroid gland consists of:
rings of cuboidal follicle cells surrounding colloid
pancreas consists of:
1) acini: outer exocrine portion slightly cuboidal around a duct
2) islets: lighter in color endocrine portion secreting insulin and glucagon
adrenal cortex consists of:
3 zonas of cells that secrete 3 different types of hormones
1) glomerulosa: aldosterone
2) fasciculata: cortisol
3) reticularis: glucocorticoids and adrogen
adrenal medulla consists of:
modified nervous tissue of the sympathetic nervous system
what is a feedback loop?
endocrine gland works to counter initial stimulus
stimulus for glucagon secretion:
low blood glucose
stimulus for calcitonin secretion:
high blood calcium
stimulus for parathyroid hormone secretion:
low blood calcium
stimulus for T4 & T3 secretion:
TSH
stimulus for cortisol secretion:
ACTH