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Practical Practice - Endocrine System

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show gigantism  
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Homeostatic imbalance: hypersecretion of GH in adults   show
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show diabetes m  
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Homeostatic imbalance: hyposecretion of adh   show
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What is the proper term for the type of regulation of electrolytes by the hypothalamus?   show
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show Cortisol  
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show TRH (Hypothalamus > TRH > TSH > TH  
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show FSH  
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Identify one target of growth hormone:   show
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show alpha cell/glucagon  
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show acth  
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show hypothalamus  
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show zona fasiculata  
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PRL (Prolactin) source   show
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Glucagon source   show
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show beta cells  
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aldosterone source   show
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adh source   show
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lh source   show
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calcitonin source   show
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pth source   show
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show oxytocin and adh  
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show calcatonin  
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acth is released in response to what?   show
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show thyroid and calcitonin  
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show th  
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release in response to increased calcium levels in blood   show
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antagonist of pth   show
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the 7 hormones of the anterior pituitary are known as   show
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show hypothalamus  
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2 gonadotropins released in response to GnRH   show
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Ovaries: fsh promotes ...   show
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Testes: fsh promotes...   show
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Ovaries: lh promotes...   show
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Testes: fsh promotes ...   show
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Prl is inhibited by   show
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show prolactin  
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gh is also known as   show
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gh is mediated by which two hormones?   show
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show liver  
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show not well understood  
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msh inhibitor   show
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show adh  
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show oxytocin  
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show "glandular"  
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posterior lobe of pituitary is regulated by...   show
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show leptin  
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is located in the hypophyseal fossa of the sella turcica of the sphenoid bone   show
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show pituitary  
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hypothalamus connected to pituitary via   show
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posterior lobe is connected to hypothalamus via ...   show
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anterior lobe is connected to hypothalamus via...   show
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a portal system begins and ends with...   show
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high concentrations of adh result in   show
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show hypothalamus  
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show yes  
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show stimulate uterine contraction  
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clusters of neurons in hypothalamus   show
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show neurotransmitter  
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show increases cellular metabolism  
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adenohypophysis -   show
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show pituitary dwarfism  
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location of hypothalamus   show
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show limbic system and pituitary gland  
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show homeostasis, involuntary organs, hormones  
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show neurally, hormonally, humorally  
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of the 3 ways to penetrate incomplete blood-brain barrier, which method has a DIRECT control?   show
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show hypothalamus  
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colloid - protein rich or deficient?   show
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looks at body hormones   show
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looks at electrolytes, h20, etc   show
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direct electrical connection to adrenal medulla   show
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has protein rich jelly in its follicles   show
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show parafollicular  
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show iodine  
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show hypothyroidism  
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long term hypothyroidism   show
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show cretinism  
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show Grave's disease  
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increased levels of ca+ and phosphates, kidney stones   show
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lipid based steroids   show
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show lipids can pass through cell membrane - not everything can go through incomplete blood-brain barrier  
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associated with "buffalo hump", "moon face" and increased glucocortocoid   show
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show addison's disease  
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show corpus luteum  
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structure associated with lh   show
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show adrenal glands  
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show adrenal cortex  
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show zona glomerulosa  
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show zona fasciculata  
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later of adrenal cortex associated with gonadotropins   show
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show lowers blood sugar  
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show raises blood sugar  
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3p's of diabetes   show
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show ketoacidosis  
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show hypoglaucemia  
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show adrenal medulla  
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show epi-norepi  
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show synthesis of melatonin from seratonin  
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gland associated with sleep patterns   show
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show pancreas  
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acinar cells   show
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show kidney  
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show anp  
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inhibits aldosterone   show
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t-cell maturation takes place where   show
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show d3  
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direct gene activators   show
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why is it important that steroidal hormones are direct gene activators?   show
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which hormones are amino acid based?   show
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which hormones are NOT direct gene activators?   show
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show 2nd messenger system  
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hormones travel throughout the entire body; why then do they only activate certain cells?   show
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3 regulating factors of target cell specificity   show
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