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T/F endocrine release chemicals into the bloodstream

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True

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T/F hormone release changes cell action

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True

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T/F endocrine results last hours to days

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T

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T/F endocrine are a nerve cell

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False

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T/F released secretions go to epithelial surfaces

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False

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T/F peptides are made out of amino acids

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True

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T/F peptides are produced only in adrenal gland

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False

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T/F peptides are just made of amino acid tyrosine

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False

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T/F peptides are lipid soluble

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False

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T/F steroids are lipid soluble

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True

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T/F steroids are made of cholesterol

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True

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T/F steroids bind to surface of cell

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False

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Most hormones are what

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Peptides

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T/F peptides bind to surface then send a second message to the membrane

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False

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T/F peptides bind to membrane and depolarize it

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False

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T/F second messengers get sent through cell

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True

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T/F Steroids bind the the receptor on the surface

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False

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Endocrine or exocrine which one secrets to ducts

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Exocrine

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Endocrine or exocrine which secretes to the surface of the skin

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Endocrine

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Endocrine or exocrine which secrete into the digestive system

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Exocrine

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Nervous or endocrine which acts in a instant

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Nervous

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Nervous or endocrine which works of amplitude

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Endocrine

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Nervous or endocrine which send chemical messages inside cell

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Endocrine

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Nervous or endocrine which send directly to target

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Nervous

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Nervous or endocrine which send every certain res
Endocrine
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Pep, ADD or Steroid what are all water soluble
Peptide
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Pep, ADD or Steroid which are all fat soluble
Steroids
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Pep, ADD or Steroid which can be both water and fat soluble
AAD
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Pep, ADD or Steroid which needs to be carried through the bloodstream
Steroid
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Pep, ADD or Steroid which needs the small ones carried
Peptide
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Pep, ADD or Steroid which are made of tyrosine
AAD
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Pep, ADD or Steroid which goes all the way inside target cell
Steroid
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Pep, ADD or Steroid which dock always on surface of cell
Peptide
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Pep,or Steroid which has the short life span/ half life
Peptide
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POS or neg control more
Neg
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What gland does hypothalamus control
Pituitary
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What is the portal vein system
System capillaries to vein to capillaries
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What does TSH do
Stimulates the thyroid
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What does GH do
stimulates growth
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What does calcitonin do
Decreases calcium in blood
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What does FSH do
Stimulates the folicle
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What does T4 do
ATP production in blood
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What does LH do
Stimulates sex organs
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What does T3 do
Bound to iodine
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What does ADH do
Causes water to keep in blood
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What does PTH do
It increases calcium in blood
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What does Epi do
Increase energy usage
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What does cortisol do
Increases blood pressure
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What does melatonin do
Helps fall asleep
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What does glucagon do
Puts sugar in blood
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What does insulin do
Take sugar out of blood
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What does EPO do
Makes more red blood cells
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What does ANP do
Decreases water in blood
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What does thymosin do
Helps immune system
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What does testosterone do
Increases muscle mass
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What does estrogen do
Maturation of eggs
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What does leptin do
Controls appetite
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What does FSH do
Sperm production
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What does calcitrol do
Digestion of calcium
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The post hypothalamus is controlled by
Nerves
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The ant hypothalamus is controlled by
Portal system
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T/F the hormone must recognize the cell nucleus
False
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T/F the hormone must fit receptor
True
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Why does some peptides in blood need a buddy
Too small / low half life
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Glucagon, insulin or do nothing if your blood sugar is 100 what do you do
Nothing
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Glucagon, insulin or do nothing if your blood sugar is 300 what do you do
Insulin
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Glucagon, insulin or do nothing if your blood sugar is 50 what do you do
Glucagon
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Glucagon, insulin which increase the break down of fat
Glucagon
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Glucagon, insulin which increases fat synthesis
Insulin

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