Quiz 4 Linsey's Portion Endocrine Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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What are endocrine glands?

A

Secretes hormones directly into blood

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2
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What is difference to remember between steriod and non steriod hormones

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Steriod- fat
Non steriod- protiens ;
acts on target cells only has to knock to enter

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3
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What happens to hormones after they react with the target cell

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Gets bbroken down by the liver

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4
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Why is the hypothalamus in this picture

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Its how the nervous system and endocrine system interact… also controls ion levels, hormone and nutrient levels

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5
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what is the difference between releasing hormone and stimulating hormone

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Releasing- hypothalmus tells pituatary to send out hormone.

Stimulating- pituatary tells what glands to release

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6
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What is the main role of the endrocrine System

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REMAIN HOMEOSTASIS

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7
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What are the 2 main manisfestation of endocrine dysfunction

A

hypofaction

Hyerfaction

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8
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What is imperative for survival in cases of endocrine hypofunction

A

take a hormone replacement

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9
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what is crucial for hyperfunction

A

take out gland
meds
omit whats causing it… something primary

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10
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What is the main regulatory process of the endocrine system

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NEGATIVE FEEDBACK

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11
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Main causes of gland dysfunction?

A

Tumors
trauma/sx
Genetic
infarction (bleeding)

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12
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Hypothalmus not a glad its just part of the brain T/F

A

T

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13
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Why is the pituitary gland known as the MASTER gland

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Regulates many other glands the top of the line

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14
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What are three main causes of pituitary dysfunction

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  1. Tumor
  2. Trauma
  3. Genetic Dissorder
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15
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what hormones are affected by pituitary disorders?

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Symptoms depend on which gland is being affected.

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16
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What are the treatment option for disorders of the pituitary

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Hypo: Lifelong hormone replacement treat cancer if applicable.
Hyper Sx/ radiation chemo even if no cancer shrink gland.

17
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What are the primary functions of the thyroid gland?

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REGULATES METABOLISM, growth and development

18
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What are the main causes of thyroid hypofunction

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Slow metabolism, decreased cell renewal, decrease muscles, fatigue, depressed.

19
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What are the main causes of hyperthyroidism

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GRAVES DISEASE (big neck, swelling of the eyes) Tumor

20
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Describe the signs and symptoms of hyperthoidism

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Diarhea, Fatigue, fast heartbeat, Goiter (swallowing and breathing)

21
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What is special about thyroid hormones?

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Made with iodine, needs it to make thyroid hormones, malnurished ppl decrease iodine.

22
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What is goiter?

A

Thyroid tries to compensate for lack of iodine by increase in size.

23
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What are 2 main ways to treat thyroid dysfunction

A

Meds, Surgery

24
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Which part of the adrenal gland does the hypothalamus regulat through hormones

A

Adrenal Cortex

25
Which is the main glucorticoid secreted by the adrenal cortex
Cortisol (stress hormone)
26
What does cortisol do
Gets body ready for another stressful moment | Regulation and utilization of blood glucose\will make soe cells insulin resistent
27
How might a body have hypocortisolism what is this called
Addisons Disease- autoimmune disease, tumour, ideopathic.
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If the adrenal cortex underproduces (hypofunction), what are the effects
skinny | diarhea
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How might a body have hypercortisolism what is this called
Cushings syndrome, too much cortisol, medication (hypocortisone)
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If the adrenal cortex overproduces (hyperfunction) what are the effects
viscul fat will store unused glucose, limbs and everything else is hungry.