Anatomy: Endocrine and Reproductive System

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Test 8 Reproductive and Endocrine System


 
  
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Nervous System
 
1. Communicates through electrical impulses 2. Releases neurotransmitters 3. Relatively local...
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Endocrine System
 
1. Communicates through hormones 2. Releases hormones into bloodstream 3. Widespread of effects 4....
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Exocrine
 
Glands that discharge into ducts to specific location
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Endocrine
 
Glands that discharge their secretions directly into the bloodstream
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Blood levels of Chemicals
 
Secretions of some hormones are directly controlled by the blood levels in certain chemials
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Hormones
 
some hormones are controlled by other hormones
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Nervous System
 
some hormones are controlled by the nervous system
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Positive Feedback Loop
 
Rare process that has changes until the function is complete
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Negative Feedback Loop
 
Common process changes to maintain balance
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Prostaglandins
 
(PG's) classified as PGA-PGI with subgroups indicated by numbers. increases gastric juices,...
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Thyroid Stimulating Hormone ( TSH )
 
stimulates the growth of thyroid galnd and releasement of hormones
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone ( ACTH )
 
-increases growth of the adrenal cortex -tells adrenal cortex to sevrete cortisol
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Follicle Stimulating Hormone ( FSH )
 
-Starts the growth and maturity of one egg each month -activates estrogen secretion by follicles -activates...
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Luteinizing Hormone ( LH )
 
-activate estrogen secretion -Causes ovulation -makes corpus luteum -starts interstitial...
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Growth Hormone ( GH )
 
-Starts cell growth by protein synthesis -increases fat catabolism - causing high blood sugar -increases...
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Prolactin ( PRL )
 
-activates breast development during pregency -activates milk scretion after birth
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Antidiuretic Hormone ( ADH )
 
increases water reabsorption from urine to blood
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Oxytocin
 
-starts the uterus to conract and then labor - causes breasts to release milk
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Releasing hormones
 
cause the secretion of anterior pituitary hormones
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Inhibiting hormones
 
Stops the secretion of anterior pituitary hormones
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Thyroxine ( T4) and Triiodothyronine (T3)
 
Activates the energy metabolism of all cells
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Calcitonin
 
prevents the breakdown of bone, decreasing blood concentration
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Parathyroid hormone ( PTH )
 
activates the breakdown of bone, increasing blood concentration
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Mineralcorticoids ( MC'S )
 
Regulates mineral salts in blood  
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Glucocorticoids ( GC'S )
 
-maintains normal blood concentration -maintains normal blood pressure -antiinflamatory affects -antiallergy...
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Androgens
 
-weak male hormone masked by testosterone in males -activates female sex drive -maintains...
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Epinephrine/Adrenaline and Norepinephrine
 
-increases heart beat    blodd pressure    blood flow to muscles   ...
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Insulin (beta cells)
 
decreases blood sugar levels
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Glucagon (alpha cells)
 
Increases blood sugar levels
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Testosterone
 
Deepens voice increases body hair mammary gland growth
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Estrogen
 
maturity of brests maintains size and function of reproductive organs prepares fertilization appearance...
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Progesterone
 
stimulates growth of breasts cause mammary glands to mature
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Thymosin
 
Regulates the development and activation of T lymphocytes
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Human Gonadotropins (HGC's), estrogens, and progesterones
 
maintans the corpus luteum during pregnancy
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Melatonin
 
regulates sleep and awake cycle
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Atrial Natriurectic Hormone ( ANH )
 
Stimulates the kidenys to make sodium and water into urine
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Gastrin
 
Stimulates glands to release HCl in respnse to food in the stomach
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Intestinal Gastrin
 
Prevents HCl secretion and GI tract mobility
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Secretin
 
Release bile, alkaline and halt stomach secretions
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Cholecystokinin
 
Activates the relases of digestive juice and bile
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Erythroprotein
 
Activates the production of RBC's in bone marrow
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CSF's
 
activates the production of WBC's

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