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Hypothalamus

stephen.dunkley NURS-241 Undergraduate English

Hypothalamus

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Hypothalamus

  1. Oxytocin

  2. Pituitary Gland

    • Posterior Pituitary
      • ADH (Vasopressin)
        • Too Much ADH SIADH
          • Decreased UOP
          • Decreased Serum Osmolarity (Hemococentration)
          • Increased Urine SG, concetration
        • Too Little ADH: Diabetes Insipidus
          • Polyuria (20-30L daily)
          • Decreased Urine SG, dilute urine
          • Hyponatremia
          • Severe dehydration
    • Anterior Pituitary
      • TSH
        • Thyroid
          • Calcitonin
            • Decrease Serum Ca Levels
            • Inhibits Ca loss from bone
            • Normal levels 8.5-10 mg/dL
            • Increases renal excretion of Ca
          • T3/T4
            • Increase Activity
            • Increase mental process
            • Accelerate Growth in Children
          • Parathyroid
            • PTH
              • Promotes Ca loss from bones
              • Decreases renal Excretion of Ca
              • Increases serum Ca levels
      • GH
      • FSH/LH
      • Prolactin
      • ACTH
        • Adrenal Cortex
          • Mineralcorticoids (Aldosterone)
            • Increase Na+, Decrease K+
            • Blood loss repsonse
            • Stimulates Renin Angiotensin in Kidneys
          • Glucocorticoids (Cortisol)
            • Suppress inflammation/immune response
            • Critical for stress response
            • Promotes protein and fat breakdown to glucose during stress
        • Adrenal Medulla
          • Catecholamines
            • Epinephrine
            • Norepinephrine

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An endocrine mind map starting at the Hypothalamus
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