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Endocrine Sustem Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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endocrine glands & example

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produce hormones and lack ducks & thyroid

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2
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exocrine glands & example

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produce nonhormonal substances

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3
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mixed gland example

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pancreas, ovaries, testes

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4
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interaction between hypothalamus and pituitary gland

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anterior lobe & posterior lobe. the hypothalamus regulates the function of the pituitary gland

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5
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hormones produced by hypothalamus and pituitary gland & their effect

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Oxytocin- reduction of blood pressure and cortisol levels
Antidiuretic- controls blood pressure and conserves water

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6
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microanatomy of the thyroid gland

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microanatomy- thyroid follicular, parafollicular, and endothelial cells

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7
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hormones the thyroid gland & some primary effects

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T4 and T3, some primary effects are every cell in the body and controls functions such as heart rate, body temp, digestion

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8
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synthesis of thyroxine

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relies on sufficient iodine levels

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9
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synthesis of triiodothyronine

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when an MIT mixes up wit DIT

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10
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In a lack of intake of iodine, why is a goiter produced?

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iodine is essential for the production of thyroid hormones, lack of iodine intake can result in goiter

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11
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symptoms of hypothyroidism

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fatigue, puffy face, weight gain, increased blood cholesterol level

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11
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What hormones do the zona glomerulosa produce, and what do they do?

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mineralocorticoid hormones (aldosterone)

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What hormones do the zona fasciculata produce, and what do they do?

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glucocorticoids

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12
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What hormones do the zona reticularis produce, and what do they do?

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androgens (sex hormones) & they convert into testosterone or estrogen

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What hormones do the adrenal medulla produce, and what do they do?

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catecholamines and they help your body respond to stress

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13
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Renin- angiotensin mechanism

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hormonal system that regulates blood pressure and fluid balance in the body

14
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Cushing’s disease

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a condition caused by too much cortisol in the body

14
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Cushing’s disease effects and cause

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bone loss, type 2 diabetes, weight gain, hypertension & caused by having too much cortisol in the body

15
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Effects of epinephrine and where it is secreted from

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adrenaline, a hormone secreted mainly by the medulla of the adrenal glands

16
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Effects of non-epinephrine and where it is secreted from

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keeps brain and body running efficiently & is secreted from adrenal glands

17
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Major cells of the pancreas

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beta cells, alpha cells, delta cells, pancreatic polypeptide cells

18
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What do the main cells in the pancreas secrete & what do they do

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they secrete insulin & they regulate glucose metabolism

19
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Signs of diabetes mellitus

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often urination, more thirsty, blurry vision, more infections

20
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What is ketoacidosis

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a serious complication of diabetes (metabolic state)

21
What other hormones are secreted by the kidney
renin
22
What other hormones are secreted by the heart
ANP, BNP
23
What other hormones are secreted by the GI tract
glucagon, gastrin, secretin
24
What other hormones are secreted by the skin
insulin, melatonin, estrogen