exam 11 Flashcards

(32 cards)

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steroid hormone classification:

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  • comes from cholesterol
  • lipid soluable
  • can pass through cell membranes
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2
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example of steroid hormones:

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  • cortisol
  • testosterone
  • estrogen
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3
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non-steroid hormone classification:

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  • protein based or comes from amino acids
  • water soluble
  • can’t pass through cell membranes
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4
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example of non steroidal hormone:

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  • insulin
  • glycagon
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5
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what can endocrine glands be made of?

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  • made of epithelial tissue specialized for hormone secretion
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6
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glucocorticoids are released by:

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adrenal cortex

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7
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what is hcg an indicator of?

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pregnancy

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8
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hormones that regulates itself in the cell are called:

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autocrine hormones

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9
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effects of thyroid hormone:

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regulate metabolic rate

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10
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effects of insulin:

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lowers blood glucose

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11
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effects of glucagon:

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raised blood glucose levels

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12
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effects of cortisol:

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increases blood sugar

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13
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effects of adrenaline:

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increases heart rate, blood flow, and glucose release

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14
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effects of estrogen and progesterone:

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regulates period and maintaain pregnant

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15
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effects testosterone

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promotes sperm production

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16
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effects of oxytocin:

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simulates contractions and milk ejection during breastfeeding

17
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effects of serotonin:

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influences mood, appetite, and sleep

18
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effects of endorphins:

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act as natural painkillers

19
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peptide hormones:

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  • insulin
  • GH
  • TSH
  • ADH
20
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steroid hormones:

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  • cortisol
  • estrogen
  • testosterone
21
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amine hormones:

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  • epineephrine
  • melatonin
22
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description of hypothalamus:

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connects nervous to endocrine system

23
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description of pituitary gland:

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regulates growth, reproductions

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description of thyroid gland:

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controls metabloism

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description of parathyroid glands:
regulates calcium and phosphorus levels in blood
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description of adrenal glands:
on top of each kidney - regulates stress response
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description of pancreas:
behind stomach - regulates blood sugar leveles
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description of gonadds:
pelvic cavity or scrotum - regulates sperm production, period
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description of pineal gland:`
regulates sleep-wake cycles
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description of thymus:
in chest - immune system development
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what does basophil release?
basophils release histamine and heparin
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what are the steps of the renin- angiotensin cycle:
1. renin- release 2. conversion to angiotensin l 3. conversion to angiotensin ll 4. effects of angiotensin ll