Endocrine System Pt. 4 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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What are gonads

A

Basically, the reproductive organs

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2
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What are the female gonads called

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ovaries

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3
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What are male gonads called

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testes

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4
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Where are ovaries located

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in the abdomen near the kidneys

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5
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What do ovaries produce

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Female reproductive cells - ova
cyclic hormones

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6
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What hormones control the ovary

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two anterior pituitary hormones - FSH and LH

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7
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What are the products of the ovaries

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Estrogen, progestins, and Relaxin

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Estrogen is the female sex hormone. There are two types, what are they

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Estradiol and Estrone

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When are estrogens produced

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FSH stimulates follicle production
Cells that make the follicles make aand release estrogens into the bloodstream

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What happens as the follicle grows

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Estrogens levels grow as well. Causes estrogen levels to increase more -> causes physical and behavioral changes

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What does estrogens feedback on the pituitary cause

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Causes FSH to decrease and LH to increase

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12
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What happens when LH gets high?

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Ovulations

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What does progestins do

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LH leves stimulate the area where the follicle was - develops a sloid hormone production structure: the corpus luteum

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14
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What does the CL produce

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Produces several progestin hormones

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15
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What is the principle progestin

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Progesterone

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16
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What does progesterone do

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prepares the uterus to recieve and maintain a fertilized follicle

17
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When is relaxin produced

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late in the pregnancy

18
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What does relaxin cause

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Causes ligaments around the birth canal to relax - makes it easier for parturition

19
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In some species, what else does relaxin help with

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mammary development

20
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What is relaxin made by

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different things

21
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Where is the testes

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Housed in a nice coin purse - a sac of skin in the inguinal region

22
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Each teste is made of what

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coiled seminiferous tubules
this is where spermatozoa are made

23
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In between the tubules are what kind of cellls

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Interstitial cells
these make the male sex hormones

24
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What is the interstitial cells stimulated by

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LH specifically ICSH

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What is the main androgen that interstitial cells make?
Testosterone
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What hormone does the kidney make?
Erythropoietin -> stimulates red blood cell production
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What stimulates hormone production in the kidney
Hypoxia
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What hormone is made in the stomach?
Helps make gastric glands make acid and moves stomach contraction -> Gastrin
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The hormone secretion in the placenta vary by species but have the same general effect
Support and maintain pregnancy
30
Placenta makes small amounts of what two hormones
estrogen and progesterone
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The placenta makes a significant amount of what?
Chorionic gonadotropin Mainly the human and the horse - very helpful in pregnancy detection
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What does the pineal body produce
melatonin - helps cyclic activity in the body
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What are prostaglandins
Hormone like structures that are made from unsaturated fatty acids These travel short distances and are sometimes called tissue hormones - only regulate close cells
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Prostaglandins are produced all over the body and have many different effects
Can influence blood pressure Renal functions Clotting factors Inflammation - E group initiates inflammation Reproductive functions - Lutalyse