Homework Answers
Section A)
- negative and positive feed back mechanism
- Blood stream
- Inhibited
- Chemical
- Protein and steroids
- Amino acid derived hormones
- Peptide
- Lipid
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- Testosterone
- Muscles
- Releasing hormones and inhibitory hormones
- Hypophysis cerebri
- Adenophysis and neurophysis
- Growth hormones
- Thyroid
- Darkens
- Ovulation
- Urine
- Mammary gland
- Thyroid
- Iodine
- Chief and oxyphil cells
- Calcium
- Catacholamines , aldosterone
- Glucocorticoid,cortisol
- Antrogens
- Pancreas ,insulin and glucagon
- Urine
- T lymphocytes
- Cushing syndrome
- Zona recticularis
- Schizoaffective
Part B
Secretes into blood - ductless hormone
Have ducts -exocrine
Simplest hormone-modified amino acid
Stimulates or inhibits hormone release-neurosecretion
Controls many glands- pituitary gland
Stimulates cell metabolism- growth hormone
Darkens the skin -MSH
Maintain progesterone during pregnancy-prolactin
Maintaince water balance- vasopressin
ADH deficiency-diabetics insipidus
Stimulates lactation - oxytocin
Enlarged thyroid-goiter
Contains four iodine atoms -thyroxine
Hyperthyroidism- graves disease
Lowers calcium level -calcitonin
Inhibits osteoblasts- parathyroid
Increase calcium absorption-vitamin D
Atop kidney-adrenals
Glucocorticoid hormone- cortisol
Regulates blood sugar- glucagon
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answer all asap! please
the
question is match the following harmones/factors with the organs
that produce them( Home glands) A. Hypothalamus B. Anterior
Pituitary C. Posterior Pituitary D. Thyroid gland E. Parathyroid
gland F. Adrenal cortex G. Adrenal medulla H. Kidneys I.
Gonads
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Testosterone production in human males(s ) is best described by which statement? a. hormones synthesized by the adrenal medulla are primarily androgens b production by the adrenal gland cortex is very low, as compared to sex hormone release from the gonads during and after late puberty С. inhibit on (of secretion) is highly dependent on a positive feedback loop in olving ACTH. d. the posterior pituitary gland secretes ADH that regulates the testes and testosterone e. both a and c...
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Multiple-choice/True-false/Matching: 1. The thyroid parafollicular cells produce parathyroid hormone (PTH). a) true b) false 2. The sebaceous glands are examples of endocrine glands. a) true b) false 3. An exophthalmic goiter is caused by a deficiency of iodine. a) true b) false 4. Which pancreatic hormone acts to increase blood glucose levels? a) GHRH b) GnRH c) insulin d) FSH e) glucagon 5. The target organs for FSH are both the ovaries and the testes. a) true b) false 6....
answer all asap! please
the
question is match the following harmones/factors with the organs
that produce them( Home glands) A. Hypothalamus B. Anterior
Pituitary C. Posterior Pituitary D. Thyroid gland E. Parathyroid
gland F. Adrenal cortex G. Adrenal medulla H. Kidneys I.
Gonads
L. Gonads GH PTH Androstenedione (Androgen) Renin Oxytocin Aldosterone Calcitonin ESHLA Estrogen Match the following hormones/factors with their TARGET issues АСТІ A. Hypothalamus Thyroxin B. Anterior Pituitary Cortisol C. Posterior Pituitary TRH D. Thyroid gland ADH E....
fill in the blank
Table 1 Secretes releasing hormone, which are sent to the... Produced in Hypothalamus. but stored in the... _Pituitary Porror Pituitary Which stimulates production of... These hormones target these organs.... These hormones target these organs.... Word Bank: Adrenal Gland, Adrenocorticotropin Hormone (ACTH), Anterior, Anti-Diuretic Hormone (ADH), Bones, Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone (CRH), Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone (GnRH) Growth Hormone (GH), Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone (GHRH), Hypothalamus, Kidney, Luteinizing Hormone (LH), Mammary Glands, Muscle, Oxytocin, Ovaries, Posterior, Prolactin, Prolactin-Releasing...
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