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chapter 5

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Sweat, oil (sebaceous), mucous, digestive glands are Endocrine or Exocrine ?   Exocrine  
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DuctLESS gland   Endocrine  
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Gland that have ducts   Exocrine  
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Gland that is slow, indirect, and LONG lasting   Endocrine  
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Alter metabolic activities, regulate growth and development, and guide reproduction   Endocrine  
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All hormones act by binding to proteins called   receptors  
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3 types of hormones   peptide; steroid; tyrosine  
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Hormone that often has carbohydrate portions   Peptide  
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Hormone that is MADE in the rough ER, cleaved in the ER lumen, and transported to the GOLGI to be modified   Peptide  
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______ are soluble in blood, but have a hard time passing through the cell membrane   PEptide  
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____ use secondary messengers to go through a membrane   PEptide  
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_____ are lipids, so they diffuse through the membrane by receptors and act in the nucleus. require transport protein   Steroid hormones  
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_____ can diffuse into the nucleus or use secondary messengers   Tyrosine hormones  
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4 Types of peptide hormones:   Anterior and Posterior pituitary hormones, parathyroid hormones, pancreatic hormones  
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3 Types of Steroid hormones:   Adrenal cortex, Gonads, Placenta  
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2 Types of Tyrosine hormones:   Catecholimines ( adrenal medulla hormones) , Thyroid  
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High insulin caused by?   high BL glucose  
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High BL glucagon caused by?   low BL glucose  
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For negative feedback questions....   look at answer choice that is responding to the question, NOT causing it. I.e. A person with High BP ( holding water) , will have = Low amounts of ADH  
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ALL endrocrine hormones   bind to a protein receptor  
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Which organ is both exocrine and endocrine?   Pancreas  
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mineral corticoids control   electrolyte balance in BL stream  
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Glucocorticoids control   increase blood glucose concentration; increase fat and protein metabolism  
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Aldosterone=   mineral glucocorticoid  
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Cortisol=   glucocorticoid  
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Catecholamines=   epinephrine/ norepinephrine (stress hormones)  
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What does Insulin do to carbs?   convert them to glycogen and store them in the liver and muscles  
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What does insulin do to fats?   store them as addipose tissues  
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what does insulin do to AA?   taken up by cells and converted into proteins  
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Osteoblast=   build bone  
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Osteoclast=   break bone, release Ca+  
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PTH does what   Increase osteoclast acitivty, Increase BL Ca2+ and Phosphate from bone, Increase steroid production in the renal artery  
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Calcitonin does what   Decreas BL Ca2+ by DECREASING osteoclast activity; INCREASE BONE MASS  
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male gonads   testes  
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sperm production   seminiferous tubules  
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____surround and nurture the spermatocyte and spermatid   sertolli cells  
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sertolli cells are stimulated by   FSH  
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_____ release testosterone when stimulated by LH   leydig cells  
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Primary sex hormone   androgen  
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Sertolli cells secrete   inhibin --> stops FSH secretion  
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Sperm head contains   nucleus & acrosome  
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Sperm midpiece contains   mitochondria  
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sperm mature in the   epididmys  
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Semen (fluid + sperm ) fluid is made up of   secretions from the bulbourethral gland, seminal vessicles, & prostate  
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oogenesis begins in the   ovaries  
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granullosa cells secrete to make   zona pelluda  
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follicular phase   begins with the development of the follicle and ends with ovulation  
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Luteal phase   begins with ovulation and ends with the corpus collosum becoming the corpus albicans  
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flow phase   shedding of uterine lining for 5 days  
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Cleavage begins when the egg is in the   fallopian tubes  
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sperm+oocyte=   ovum  
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hollow ball filled with fluid   blastocyst  
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solid ball of cells   morula  
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____ is made from blastocyst lodged into the uterus( implantation)   embryonic stem cells  
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upon implantation, the egg secretes   HCG  
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______ in blood in urine= ur pregnant   HCG  
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______ is made from tissues of egg and mother   placenta  
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When a cell becomes commited to a specialized developmental path   determination  
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specialization that forms special tissues   differentiation  
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Ectoderm   hair, skin, nails, nervous system, teeth and sense organs  
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Mesoderm   muscle, skeleton, bones, kidney  
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Endoderm   lining of the digestive tract, and liver and pancreas  
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gastrula ---> neurala (neuralation) makes   notocord (which later becomes the spinal cord, brain, and much of the nervous system)  
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notochord is made from   mesoderm  
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programmed cell death   apoptosis  
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Anterior Pituitary   regulated by hypothalamus  
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stress, stimulates adrenal cortex   ACTH  
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Growth of follicules in females; sperm production in males   FSH  
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causes ovulation; stimulates estrogen and testosterone secretion   LH  
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Stimulates release of T3 and T4 in the thyroid   TSH  
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Milk production   prolactin  
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milk ejection and uterine contractions   oxytocin  
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water absorption in the kidneys; increase BP   ADH  
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Reduces Na+ excretion; increases K+ excretion; raises BP   Aldosterone  
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Increase BL levels of carbs, proteins, fats   cortisol  
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Stimulates sympathetic action   NE, Epinephrine  
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T3, T4   increase BMR  
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Lowers BL calcium   calcitonin  
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Raises BL calcium   PH  
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Promotes entry of glucose into cells, decreasing glucose BL levels   insulin  
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Increase of gluconeogenesis, increase glucose BL levels   glucagon  
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Growth of mother sex organs; causes LH surge   Estrogen  
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Prepares and maintains uterus for pregnancy   progesterone  
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secondary sex characteristics; closing of epiphyseal plates   testosterone  
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stimulates corpus luteum to grow and release estrogen and progesterone   HCG  
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Posterior pituitary hormones are made by   hypothalamus  
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Adrenal cortex   Alderosterone and Cortisol  
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Thyroid   T3, T4, calcitonin  
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parathyroid   ph  
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pancreas   insulin (beta) & glucagon (alpha)  
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ovaries   estrogen and progesterone  
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placenta   HCG, estrogen and progesterone  
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testes   testosterone  
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during menstral cycle, increasing levels of estrogen cause   positive feedback response , stimulating a LH surge  
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Testosterone and many other steroid hormones are produced by   Testosterone  
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cell divisions occurs in one portion of egg via   holobastic cleaveage  
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Digestion begins in the mouth with carbs(starch) via ____   alpha amylase  
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long straight chains of starch is broken in mouth into   polysacharides  
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