front 1 What hormones does the Anterior Pituitary produce? | back 1 Growth H., Thyroid stimulating H., Adrenocorticotropic H., |
front 2 What hormones does the posterior pituitary gland produce? | back 2 Anti-diuretic hormone, oxytocin |
front 3 What hormone does the adrenal medulla produce? | back 3 Catecholamine (Adrenaline)(Epinephrine) |
front 4 What hormone does Parathyroid chief cells produce? | back 4 Parathyroid hormone |
front 5 What hormones does the pancreas produce? | back 5 Insulin, glucagon |
front 6 What hormones does the adrenal cortex produce? | back 6 Aldosterone, cortisol |
front 7 What hormone does the thyroid follicular cells produce? | back 7 Thyroid hormone, T3/T4 |
front 8 What effect does the growth hormone have? | back 8 Release of insulin like growth factor, which increases mitosis and protein synthesis in most body cells |
front 9 What effect does thyroid stimulating hormone have? | back 9 Increases thyroid stimulating hormone secretion |
front 10 What effect does adrenocorticotropic hormone have? | back 10 Increases adrenocorticotropic, secretion, such as cortisol |
front 11 What effect does anti-diuretic hormone have? | back 11 Decreases water loss |
front 12 What effect does oxytocin have? | back 12 Childbirth– increased contractions Sucking – milk release |
front 13 What effect does catcholamine have? | back 13 Increases heart rate, dilates blood vessels to skeletal muscles, dilate pupils, goosebumps |
front 14 What effect does the parathyroid hormone have? | back 14 Increases osteoplast, increases calcium absorption |
front 15 What effect does insulin have? | back 15 Accelerates, transport glucose into body cells Glycogen , fat, and protein synthesis |
front 16 What effect does glucagon have? | back 16 Increases breakdown of glucagon to glucose, stimulates of lactic acid to glucose, releases glucose |
front 17 What effect does Aldosterone have? | back 17 Increase potassium loss to urine |
front 18 What effect does cortisol have? | back 18 Hydrolysis or triglyceride glycogenlysis Suppress the immune system |
front 19 What effect does thyroid hormone have? | back 19 Increases metabolism |
front 20 Growth hormone, stimulus and target? | back 20 Stimulus – growth hormone, releasing hormone in response to complex cues Target – liver |
front 21 Thyroid stimulating hormone, target and stimulates? | back 21 Stimulus – releasing hormone from hypothalamus, cold Target – thyroid hormone |
front 22 Adrenocorticotropic hormone, stimulus, and target? | back 22 Stimulus – releasing hormone from hypothalamus, stress Target – adrenal cortex |
front 23 Anti-diuretic hormone, stimulus, and target? | back 23 Stimulus – increases blood solute Target – kidney tubules |
front 24 Oxytocin, stimulus and target? | back 24 Stimulus – childbirth and sucking Target- uterus and memory gland |
front 25 Catecholamine(adrenaline)(epinephrine), stimulus and target? | back 25 Stimulus – flight or fight stress Target- heart, blood vessels, bronchial, pupil, arector pili |
front 26 Parathyroid hormone, stimulus, and target? | back 26 Stimulus – decreases blood calcium |
front 27 Insulin, stimulus, and target? | back 27 Stimulus – Increases blood glucose levels, parasympathetic nervous system stimulation Target- most cells and body |
front 28 Glucagon, stimulus, and target? | back 28 Stimulus – blood glucose levels, sympathetic nervous system stimulation Target– Primarily in the liver and adipose |
front 29 aldosterone, Stimulus and target? | back 29 Stimulus – decreases blood pressure, decreases blood
sodium |
front 30 Cortisol, stimulus, and target? | back 30 Stimulus – long-term stress |
front 31 Thyroid hormone, T3 – T4, stimulus, and target? | back 31 Stimulus – TSH, decrease metabolism |