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Endocrine

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Pituitary Gland   - anterior pituitary lobe- posterior pituitary lobe  
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Anterior Pituitary Lobe   - Stores & releases oxytocin and ADH  
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Posterior Pituitary Lobe   -Produces: growth hormone (somatotropin), thyroid- stimulating hormone (TSH), corticotropin, follicle- stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), prolactin  
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Thyroid Gland   - triiodothyronine (T3)/thyroxine (T4) (referred to as thyroid hormone)-Calcitonin  
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Thyroid hormone   -triiodothyronine (T3)/thyroxine(T4)-the body's major metabolic hormones  
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Calcitonin   -maintains blood Ca+ level by inhibiting release of Ca+ from bone  
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Parathyroid Glands   sits on the posterior surface of the thyroid  
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Function of Parathyroid Glands   -produce parathyroid hormone (PTH) -help to regulate blood's Ca+ balance  
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Adrenal Glands   -sit at the top of the kidneys-divided into: adrenal cortex & adrenal medulla  
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Adrenal Medulla   -inner portion-produces catecholamines (epin/norepin/dopa)  
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Adrenal Cortex   -outer portion-produces mineralocorticoids (aldosterone)-produces glucocorticoids cortisol (hydrocortisone)-cortisone-corticosterone-sex hormones (androgen & estrogen)*produces mainly glucocorticoids & some sex hormones  
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Islet of Langerhan   -located in the pancreas-performs endocrine function of the pancreas  
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Components of "Islet of Langerhan"   Alpha- glucagonBeta- insulinDelta- somatostatin  
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Thymus   -produces thymosin & thymopoietin (related to immune system)-produces T cells (important in cell- mediated immunity)  
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Pineal gland   -produces melatonin  
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Gonads   -Ovaries-Testes  
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Ovaries   -promote development & maintenance of female sex characteristics  
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Testes   -produce spermatozoa & make sex hormone testosterone, which stimulates & maintain male sex characteristics  
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Hormones   -amines-polypeptides-steroids  
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Amines   -catecholamines-thyroid hormones (T3 and T4)  
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Polypeptide   -PTH-Pancreatic hormones (insulin & glucagon)-anterior pituitary hormone(GH, TSH, corticotropin, FSH, LH, interstitial cell- stimulating hormone, prolactin)-posterior pituitary hormone (ADH & oxytocin)  
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Steroids   -derived from cholesterol-Aldosterone & cortisol (secreted by adrenal cortex)-Estrogen&progesterone in females(SexHormone)-Testosterone in males (Sex hormone)*secreted by the gonads  
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Hormonal release & transport   Corticotropin & Cortisol= irregular spurts; levels peak in morning;PTH & Prolactin= occur fairly evenly throughout the day-Insulin= steady & sporadic release patterns  
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Hormonal Action   -Hormones bind to a specific receptor when reached its target sitePolypeptide&Amines= bind to receptor sitesSteroids&ThyroidHormones=diffuse wall & bind to intracellular receptors  
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