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Hormones III

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  1. 1What is each adrenal gland equiv. to2 endocrine organs
  2. 2What's on outer/innerOuter adrenal cortex under hormonal control
    Inner adrenal medulla which functions independently
  3. 3Structure of adrenal medullaModded part of SNS
    Specialised sympathetic ganglion
  4. 4Hormones of adrenal medulla areCatecholamine epinephrine/norepinephrine
    amino acid-derived tyrosine hormones
  5. 5What is the medulla chiefly composed ofChromaffin cells which produce adrenaline/noradrenaline
  6. 6What are chromaffin cells?Specialised postganglionic neurons
  7. 7What is the adrenal medulla stimulated by?Preganglionic thoracic sphlanchnic nerve fibres
  8. 8What is the neurotransmitter?Acetylcholine
  9. 9What is the purpose of these hormones?Prepare body for acute stress
  10. 10Major effects of adrenaline on the CV system (5)1. Increased HR + stroke volume.
    2. Increased systolic BP.
    3. Vasodilation of coronary + skeletal muscle BVs.
    4. Vasoconstriction of BV to nonessential tissues.
    5. Bronchodilation.
  11. 11Metabolic effects1. Liver converts glycogen to glucose
    2. Increased met. rate
    3. BF altered, decreased digestive system activity and urine output.
  12. 12Adrenaline receptorsAlpha 1,2
    Beta 1,2,3
    (Reacts w/ Beta most)
  13. 13Adrenal CortexZona Glomerulosa - Mineralocorticoids -aldosterone
    Zona Fasciculata - Glucocorticoids - Cortisol
    Zona Reticularis - Gonadocorticoids - Androgens
  14. 14What type of hormone are all of these?Steroid hormones
  15. 15Where are steroid hormone receptors found?In nucleus, as they effect gene transcription
  16. 16Cholesterol -> Steroid hormonesCholesterol (C27)
    Pregnenolone (21)
    Progestagens (C21)
    Glucocorticoids
    Minc.
    Androgen (C19) -> Estrogen (C18)
  17. 17What does Z. Glomerulosa lack?17alpha-hydroxylase
  18. 18What does Z. Fasciculata + Z. Reticularis lack18-hydroxylase
  19. 1921-hydroxylase deficiencyAll cholesterol converted to androgen in utero
  20. 20Zona Reticularis weak androgens (ASD DHEAS)Androstenedione
    Dehydroepiandrosterone
    Converted into testosterone in perinephric tissues
  21. 21Production of sex hormones in malesMainly in gonads
    Andrenal male sex hormone production minor in comparison
  22. 22Production of sex hormones in femalesAdrenal gland secretes 1/2 androgenic requirement
  23. 23What hormone regulates the release of these hormones?ACTH from the A.P.
  24. 24How is aldosterone secretion regulated?By plasma Na+/K+ levels via Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone system
  25. 25What are the effects?Controls ECF. Vol.
    Increase BP + Vol.
    Stim. reabsorption of Na+ in DCT in exchange for K+
  26. 26What zona is involved in stress/ mental+emotional trauma?Zona Fasciculata - Glucocorticoids
  27. 27What are the catabolic effects of cortisol on skeletal muscle?Increase protein breakdown
    AA-> Glucose via gluconeogenesis
  28. 28What are the catabolic effects of cortisol on adipose tissue?Increased lipolysis -> Free FA + TAG
  29. 29What are the effects on plasma^ [Glucose] + [Free FA]
  30. 30What are the effects of cortisol on the immune system?Anti-inflammatory
    Suppress AB production and lymphocyte circulation
    Useful in transplant patients
  31. 31What controls cortisol release?CRH - Corticotrophin releasing hormone
  32. 32Draw hormone feedback cycle for cortisola
  33. 33What are the other roles of ACTH?Maintains adrenal cortex structural integrity
    Regulates secretion of Glucocorticoid steroid hormones in response to stress.
  34. 34Symptoms of hyperfunction (6)Cushing's syndrome
    Body fat redistribution
    Muscle wastage
    Thin skin
    Hyperglycaemia
    Hypertension
  35. 35What receptors does cortisol in excess bindAldosterone - hypertension
  36. 36What are the causes and symptoms of excessive ADRENAL androgen production?Overproduction of ACTH
    Acne, hirsutism, baldness
  37. 37Causes of hypofunction?Damage to adrenal glands
  38. 38SymptomsDeficit in glucocorticoids and mineralcorticoids
  39. 39What does excess ACTH do and why?Act as melanocytes to produce melanin as AA sequence of ACTH is similar to MSH
  40. 40Why is there excessive ACTH?As adrenal gland isn't producing enough andrenal hormones the AP creates more stims. to try and stim cortisol release.

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