Functions of Endocrine Hormones and Where they come from Flashcards

1
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GH function

A

stim. bone and muscle growth, via IGF-1

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2
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Prolactin function

A

stim. milk production and secretion

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3
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Oxytocin function

A

stimulate milk secretion during lactation

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4
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Estrogen function

A

responsible for female secondary sex characteristics

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5
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TH function

A

stim. metabolic activity

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6
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Cortisol function

A

increase blood glucose, decrease protein synthesis, increased BP, increase insulin resistance, increase gluconeogenesis, lipolysis and proteolysis
decrease fibroblast activity
decrease inflammatory and immune responses
decrease bone formation

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7
Q

Testosterone function

A

male secondary sex characteristics

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8
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Progesterone function

A

prepares endometrium for implantation and maintenance of pregnancy

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9
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ACTH function

A

stim. adrenal cortex to make and secrete cortisol

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10
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FSH function

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stim. follicle maturation in females and spermatogenesis in males

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11
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PTH function

A

increase plasma calcium, increase bone resorption, decrease phosphate reabsorption, increase calcitriol

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12
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calcitonin function

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decrease plasma calcium and increase bone formation

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13
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LH function

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stim. ovulation in females and testosterone synthesis in males

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14
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TSH function

A

stim. TH production and iodine uptake

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15
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Where is GH made?

A

anterior pituitary

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16
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Where is TH made?

A

thyroid

17
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Where are glucocorticoids made?

A

adrenal cortex - zona fasciculata

18
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Where is TSH made?

A

ant. pit.

19
Q

Where are Epi and NE made?

A

adrenal medulla - chromaffin cells

20
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Where is insulin made?

A

beta cells in islets of Langerhans in pancreas

21
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Where is progesterone made?

A

ovaries, placenta

22
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Where is oxytocin made? stored in?

A

hypothalamus - paraventricular nucleus–> post. pit. stores and secretes it

23
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Where is atrial natriuretic hormone made?

A

heart

24
Q

where is FSH made?

A

ant. pit.

25
Q

Where is ADH made? stored?

A

supraoptic nucleus of hypothalamus–> stored in post. pit

26
Q

where is calcitonin made?

A

parafollicular cells of thyroid aka C cells

27
Q

where is estradiol made?

A

ovaries

28
Q

where is estriol made?

A

placenta

29
Q

where is estrone made?

A

adipocytes

30
Q

where is estrogen made in males?

A

testes

31
Q

where is PTH made?

A

parathyroid chief cells

32
Q

where is somatostatin made?

A

delta cells of the pancreas

33
Q

where is LH made?

A

ant. pit.

34
Q

where is aldosterone made?

A

adrenal cortex - zona glomerulosa

35
Q

where is ACTH made?

A

ant. pit.

36
Q

where is glucagon made?

A

alpha cells of pancreas

37
Q

where is testosterone made?

A

testes, ovaries, zona reticularis (adrenal cortex)