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Anatomy 2 Lab practical

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  1. 1HormoneChemical messenger transported by blood; ductless
  2. 2Target organsorgans that respond to a particular hormone;
  3. 3Tropic hormoneshormones secreted by the anterior pituitary that targets other endocrine organs to secrete other hormones.
  4. 4Hypersecretionexcessive secretion of a hormone
  5. 5Hyposecretiondeficiency of a hormone
  6. 6Hypothalamusa component of the diencephalon of the brain; regulates blood pressure, hunger, thirst, body temperature, and some reproductive functions. Reg anterior pit gland
    Produce ADH and Oxytocin for Post pit gland
  7. 7GonadotropinsFSH and LH; target gonads (ovaries and testes for more release
  8. 8Anterior Pituitary Gland(adenohypophysis)
    •Arises from outpocketing of the roof of the mouth
    •Composed of epithelial tissue•Anterior pituitary hormones:
    4 tropic hormones
    •Gonadotropins: FSH & LH
    •Adrenocorticotropic (ACTH)
    •Thyroid Stimulating hormone (TSH)
    Other hormones
    •Growth Hormone
    •Prolactin
  9. 9Posterior Pituitary Gland(neurohypophysis)
    •Outgrowth of diencephalon
    •Consists of nervous tissue
    •Posterior pituitary hormones:
    •Oxytocin
    •ADH
    Direct communication with hypothalamus
  10. 10Pineal Gland•Small cone-shaped organ
    •Located in the epithalamus
    •Produces Melatonin
    •Diurnal cycle
    •Anti-aging properties
    •Antioxidant
  11. 11Melatoninneurohormone thought to control the daily sleep/wake cycle
  12. 12Thymus•Irregularly shaped gland
    •Located in the mediastinum
    •Larger in children
    •Thymus hormones
    •Thymulin
    •Thymosin
    •Thymopoietin
    •T lymphocyte development
    •Immune response
    •Act as paracrines (target same organ)
  13. 13ThymosinStimulate the production of T cells
  14. 14Thymopoietinaffects the rate at which your skin ages
  15. 15Thyroid Gland•Bi-lobed organ
    •Located anterior to the trachea
    •Has two lobes connected by a isthmus
    •Colloid filled follicles: Stores TG
    •Thyroid hormones
    •Follicular Cells: Produces Thyroglobulin (TG)•Triiodothyronine•Thyroxine
    •Parafollicular (C cells): Produces Calcitonin
  16. 16Colloidiodine-rich gelatinous material
  17. 17Follicle cellssimple cuboidal epithelial cells
  18. 18TriiodothyronineT3
  19. 19ThyroxineT4
    (preferred)
  20. 20Parafollicular cellssecrete calcitonin, a hormone that decreases blood calcium levels
  21. 21PancreasBoth exo and endocrine organ
  22. 22Acinar tissueExocrine gland; produces digestive enzymes that reach the intestines via ducts
  23. 23Pancreatic isletproduce hormones that regulate blood glucose levels.
  24. 24GlucagonAlpha cells secrete glucagon;
    Raises blood glucose
  25. 25InsulinBeta cells secrete insulin;
    Lowers blood glucose
  26. 26SomatostatinDelta cells secrete somatostatin
  27. 27Parathyroid GlandsEmbedded on the posterior surface of the thyroid gland
  28. 28chief cellssecrete parathyroid hormone (PTH), and oxyphil cells
  29. 29parathyroid hormonePTH elevates blood calcium levels by targeting bones, the kidneys, and the small intestine
    Bones= Osteoclast
    Kidney= reabsorption
    Intestine= reabsorption
  30. 30Adrenal GlandsOn top of kidneys
    Flight or fight
  31. 31Adrenal cortexOuter layer of adrenal gland;
    Made of 3 different layers
  32. 32Adrenal medullaInner layer of adrenal gland;
    Made of neural tissue
  33. 33Zona glomerulosaOuter layer of adrenal cortex;
    Produces mineralcorticoids
  34. 34mineralcorticoidregulate mineral balance
  35. 35aldosteroneA mineralcorticoid
    Sodium retention/ contraction/ depolarization;
    potassium secretion/relaxation/ repolarization
  36. 36Zona fasciculataMiddle of adrenal cortex;
    produce gluccocorticoid
  37. 37Gluccocorticoidregulate glucose metabolism, as well as androgenic steroids
  38. 38cortisolmain glucocorticoid
    Long term stress
    Anti-inflamm, immune suppression, inc in glucose in blood.
  39. 39zona reticularisInner layer of adrenal cortex
    produce both glucocorticoids and androgenic steroids
  40. 40chromaffin cellsof the adrenal medulla produce two catecholamines
    Epinephrine and norepinephrine
  41. 41EpinephrineStimulate metabolic activities
    (short term)
  42. 42norepinephrineLimb vascoconstriction
    Inc in blood pressure
  43. 43TestesFSH produce gametes/sperm
    LH produce testosterone
  44. 44OvariesFSH produce gametes/oocyte
    LH produce estrogen
  45. 45Capsule is composed ofConnective tissue

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