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Anatomy Endocrine System

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  1. 1hgH: human growth hormoneproduces growth and is produced by the anterior pituitary
  2. 2TSH: thyroid stimulating hormonestimulates the synthesis of thyroid hormones
    produced by the anterior pituitary
  3. 3FSH: follicle stimulating hormonesecretes estrogen in females and works for sperm production in males
    produced by anterior pituitary
  4. 4PRL: prolactininitiates milk in mammary glands -
    produced by anterior pituitary
  5. 5ACTH: adrenocottrophic hormoneSecretes glucocorocoids
    and tied closely to the limbic system - produced by anterior pituitary
  6. 6hypothalamuscontrols all of our pain levels, stress levels, and emotional experiences (also controls autonomic nervous system)
  7. 7giantismhypersecretion of the pituitary gland
  8. 8pituitary dwarfismhyposecretion of the pituitary gland
  9. 9acromegalyhypersecretion of the pituitary (epiphyseal plates thicken and get larger)
  10. 10OT: oxytoxinReleased before and after labor
    Targets tissues in uterus and breasts
    Stretches uterus during labor - produced by posterior pituitary
  11. 11ADH: antidieretic hormoneDecreases the urine volume
    Helps in regulating water volume when water is loss through sweating
    Helps control blood pressure
    - produced by posterior pituitary
  12. 12melatonin (hormone of darkness)has to do with our biological clock - sleep mechanism - produced by pineal gland and thymus
  13. 13SAD (depression)during winter months - caused by melatonin/pineal gland/thymus irregularity
  14. 14T3 and T4Increases basal metabolic rate
    Stimulates synthesis of proteins
    Increase use of glucose and fatty acids for ATP production
    Increase hypolysis
    Accelerate body growth
    Contribute to development of nervous system
    - secreted by thyroid gland
  15. 15congenital hypothyroidismCan cause severe mental retardation
    Congenital hypothyroidism occurs when the thyroid gland fails to develop or function properly
    If untreated, congenital hypothyroidism can lead to intellectual disability and abnormal growth. In the United States and many other countries, all newborns are tested for congenital hypothyroidism. If treatment begins in the first month after birth, infants usually develop normally.
  16. 16myxedemaadema (swelling) - 5x more prevalent in females - issue with thyroid
  17. 17Graves diseasean autoimmune disorder that leads to overactivity of the thyroid gland (hyperthyroidism)
    7-10x more likely in females
  18. 18exophthalmosSometimes in people with Graves disease
    Adema behind the eye
    thyroid issue
  19. 19goiterenlarged thyroid
  20. 20PTH: parathyroid hormoneIncreases the calcium and magnesium in our blood
  21. 21hypoparathyroidismUndersecretion
    Twitches or uncontrolled spasms of the skeletal muscles
  22. 22HyperparathyroidismOversecretion
    Bones become brittle
  23. 23epinephrineMimics the same thing that the sympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system does
    Adrenaline (fight-or-flight)
    produced by adrenal gland
  24. 24norephinephrinedoes the rest and digest part - produced by adrenal glands
  25. 25congenital adrenal hyperplasiaGenetic disorder
    Body cannot secrete cortisol, which is needed to digest food
    Adrenal gland issue
  26. 26Virilism masculazationFemales have excessive hair
    Atrophy of the breasts
    Adrenal gland issue
  27. 27Cushing's syndromeTumor
    Arms and legs become very spindly and bruise easily
    Blood clotting and wound healing become an issue
    Adrenal gland issue
  28. 28Addison's diseaseAutoimmune disease
    Results in weight loss, anorexia, vomiting, muscular weakness, lack of appetite
    Adrenal gland issue
  29. 29PheochromocytomasBenign tumor
    Prolonged fight-or-flight existence
    Adrenal gland issue
  30. 30alpha cells in pancreatic isletraise blood glucose - produced by pancreas
  31. 31beta cells in pancreatic isletlowers blood glucose
  32. 32delta cells in pancreatic isletimportant in diabetes
    inhibits secretion of insulin
  33. 33F cells in pancreatic isletInhibits somatostatin secretion
    Gallbladder contraction
    Secretion of pancreatic digestive enzymes
  34. 34diabetes mellitusType I
    (Beta cells produce little to no insulin -
    Become insulin dependent)
    Type 2
    (More common (90% are type II)
    Non-insulin dependent; Symptoms are similar to Type I but not as severe -
    Diet, exercise, weight loss)
    Pancreas issue
  35. 35estrogenRegulates menstrual cycle
    Prepares mammary glands for lactation
    Maintains female secondary sex characteristics
    Produced by ovaries
  36. 36progesteroneClosely ties to estrogen
    Helps in secretion of FSH
    Tied to the secondary sex characteristics in females
    Produced by ovaries/testes
  37. 37inhibinInhibits the secretion of FSH
    Produced by ovaries/testes
  38. 38relaxinHelps during birth to relax uterus
    Helps in mammary glands
    Produced by ovaries
  39. 39testosteroneStimulates descent of testes before birth
    Responsible for maintaining secondary sex characteristics
    Produced by ovaries/testes
  40. 40gastrinPromotes secretion of gastrojuices
    Helps muscles of stomach
    Produced by GI tract
  41. 41GIPStimulates the release of insulin in the pancreas
    Produced by GI tract
  42. 42secretinPancreatic juices and the secretion of bile
    Produced by GI tract
  43. 43CCK cholecystokininReleases bile from gallbladder
    Gives us our feeling of fullness
    Produced by GI tract
  44. 44gastritisForces inflammation of visceral organs
    GI tract issue
  45. 45ulcerative colitisColon has become an ulcer
    GI tract issue
  46. 46other GI tract clinical connectionsIBS (irritable bowel syndrome)
    Hypertension (high blood pressure)
    Asthma
    Rheumatoid Arthritis
    Migraine headaches
    Anxiety
    Depression
  47. 47hCShuman chorionicDevelopment of mammary glands for lactation
    Produced by placenta
  48. 48hCG human chorionic gonadotropinProduction of estrogen and progesterone to maintain pregnancy
    Produced by placenta
  49. 49Reninraises BP
    Produced by kidney
  50. 50EPO: erythropoietinincreases RBC count
    Produced by kidneys
  51. 51CalcitriolAbsorption of calcium and phosphorus
    Produced by kidneys
  52. 52ANP: atrial natriuretic peptideAtrial peptide that decreases BP
    Produced by heart
  53. 53leptinHelps to decrease/suppress appetite
    Helps in secretion of FSH
    Produced by adipose tissue

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