Endocrine System flowcharts
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This Endocrine System flowcharts page on GoConqr gathers user-made resources on hormone pathways, calcium regulation and the stress response. The more than 20 flowcharts are mostly at university level, for university students and professional candidates practicing pathways, and teachers looking for teaching material. Choose a flowchart to start studying.
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- Hormones and Their Functions119
- Hormone Action and Regulation42
- Hypothalamus and Pituitary Gland127
- Growth Hormone38
- Thyroid Gland and Hormones78
- Parathyroid Glands and Calcium Homeostasis34
- Adrenal Glands and Stress Response104
- Pancreatic Hormones and Blood Glucose60
- Diabetes Mellitus25
- Reproductive Hormones8
- Endocrine Disorders12
Flowcharts
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The Stress Response Stressor · Hypothalamus ... · Sight/sound/smellre... · CEREBRAL CORTEXwhat...
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pathophysiology of diabetes PATHOPHYSIOLOGY DIA... · Absorbed food · ↑ plasma glucose · ↑ plasmatic fatty a...
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Hypothalamus and Pituitary Hypothalamus (brain) · The hypothalamus is... · A hormone is a sign... · Anterior Pituitary ...
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I Get Nervous and I sweat Tuyet Nguyen · HISTORY · PC: Hyperhydrosis · Insomnia, Anxiety&n...
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Formation, Storage and Secretion of Thyroid Hormones - Flowchart Formation, Storage ... · Step 1: Iodine Trap... · Thyroid follicular ... · Step 2: Synthesis o...
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Untitled Pathophysiology of ... · Insulin · composition · Insulin is a polype...
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Peptide vs Steroid Hormones Peptide Hormones · Steroid Hormones · Structure · Site of synthesis
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Exam 2 Hormones Hormones! · Monoamine Hormone · Peptide Hormones · Steroid Hormones
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Pituitary Gland Summary Pituitary Gland · Anterior Lobe ... · Posterior Lobe ... · ADH
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Endocrine hormones hypothalmic hormone... · Anterior pituitary&... · Corticotrophin (ACTH) · Thyrotropin
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Untitled Prolactin binds to ... · JAK2 activated by p... · Cytosolic tails pho... · STAT5 phosphorylated
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Synthesis of thyroid hormones flow chart (unfinished) Synthesis of thyroi... · Circulating iodide ... · I- is oxidised by t... · Thyroglobulin (Tg) ...
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Hyper Hyperthyroidism · Increased Thyroid F... · Elevation of T3 and T4 · Causes/Etiology
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Untitled Pregnancy · Increased oestrogen · Increased synthesis... · Lactation
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Untitled Hypothalamus · Anterior pituitary · Liver (mostly) and ... · GHRH (+)
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Flowchart Glucose Regulation Stimulus: Blood glu... · Response: Beta cell... · Insulin orders cell... · Blood glucose level...
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Untitled WATER DEPRIVATION TEST · NO WATER 2-3 HRS PR... · MEASURE URINE VOLUM... · URINE OSM >600mOsm/kg
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HPG Axis - Male hypothalamus · anterior pituitary · testes  ... · sertoli cells
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Calcium Regulation 7-dehydrocalciferol... · Converted to cholec... · Can also be synthes... · LiverConverted to 2...
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hormones of the endocrine glands Pituitary · hypothalamus · corticotropin-relea... · thyroid
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Untitled Endocrine physiology · Glands · Hormones · Endocrine
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Untitled 2) · 2) · Neuroendocrine Pathway · 5)
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Negative Feedback Regulation Hypothalamus (Detec... · Trigger hormone · Anterior Pituitary ... · Stimulating hormone
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Untitled Hypothalamus · Anterior Pituitary · TRH · Thyroid Gland
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Untitled Thyroid Physiology · The formation and a... · metabolic processes... · mechanisms of hormo...
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glucose nNormal bloo... · normal blood glucos... · rises above normal
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EXAM 3 Physiological & Met... · Comfort Food: Usual... · BINGES: · Alter Amygdala func...
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Untitled Hypothalamus · Anterior Pituitary&... · Thyrotropin Releasi... · Thyroid Gland
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Untitled Hyposecretion of pr... · Little milk synthes... · Prolactinoma tumour... · Hypersection of pro...
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Untitled Hypothalamus · Neurohormones · Releasing factors&n... · Release inhibiting ...
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Untitled Thyroid Gland (2)(e... · T3 · T4 · metabolism; regulat...
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Untitled Neurotransmitters · Environmental Factors · Releasing Factors · Inhibiting Factors
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Module 8 Stress Response stressor activates: · sympathetic nervous... · adrenocorticotropic... · glucocorticoids rel...
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Chapter 8 Diagrams Islets of Langerhan... · Secrete insulin · Promotes conversion... · Promotes fat storage
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Stress Response Stress Perceived · Hypothalamus · adrenal medula · Epinephrine and Nor...
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Stimulation of anterrior pituitary Stimulation of ante... · Upregulation of FSH... · Suppression of secr... · Fall in FSH and LH
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Untitled GLUT 4 · Glucose · TZD · Insulin
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Untitled Thyroglobulin conta... · Pituitary gland · Thyroid stimulating... · Hypothalmus
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Untitled Prolactin synthesis... · Prolactin binds to ... · Dopamine secretion · Dopamine binds to d...
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Pituitary PITUITARY · Anterior · Posterior · LH
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About endocrine system flowcharts
GoConqr OriginalWhat the endocrine system flowcharts cover
These flowcharts trace processes and compare hormone types. Calcium Regulation follows changes to vitamin D through the skin, liver and kidney. Flowchart Glucose Regulation shows a response to high blood glucose. Peptide vs Steroid Hormones compares features including transport, timing and mechanism of effect.
How to study with a flowchart
Start with Pituitary Gland Summary if you want an overview of the gland's lobes and hormones. For a pathway focused on a response, The Stress Response follows a sequence from a stressor to the hypothalamus.
Read the steps in one flowchart, then cover it and explain the sequence in your own words. Return to the chart to check what you missed. When you want a written explanation, switch to notes on the Endocrine System unit page; use a quiz there when you want to test what you remember.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is a useful place to start?
Pituitary Gland Summary is a starting point for an overview. It brings together the anterior and posterior lobes and several hormones. For a comparison rather than an overview, Peptide vs Steroid Hormones sets out features such as transport in the bloodstream and timing of effect.
What topics do these flowcharts cover?
The collection includes calcium regulation, thyroid hormone formation, glucose regulation and the stress response. Other flowcharts cover the hypothalamus and pituitary, hormone types and the male HPG axis. The page contains more than 20 flowcharts made by GoConqr users.
Are the flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flowcharts, quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, and saves your quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.