Medical Terminology Sys.: A Body Sys. App. 6th Ed.
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| show | hormone produced by pancreatic alpha cells that increases the blood glucose level by stimulating the liver to changed stored glycogen (a starch form of sugar) to glucose [glucagon opposes insulin; reverse hypoglycemic reactions in insulin shock]
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| show | relative constancy or balance in the internal environment of the body, maintained by processes of feedback and adjustment in response to external or internal changes
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| show | chemical substances produced by specialized cells of the body that are released slowly in minute amounts directly into the bloodstream
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| show | the hormone andrenocorticotropic hormone from adenohypophysis AP acts upon the adrenal cortex, promotes secretions of some hormones by adrenal cortex, cortisol specifically [HYPER~CUSHING DISEASE]
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| show | the hormone follicle-stimulating hormone from adenohypophysis AP acts upon: ovaries to stim. egg prod, increases secretion of estrogen; & testes to stim. sperm prod [HYPO~FAILURE of SEXUAL MATURATION]
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