Anatomy
Physiology
Development
Disorders
100

These two endocrine glands are located in the neck region and calcitonin is produced here?

Parathyroid and thyroid

100

What releases and inhibits hormones produced by hypothalamus, influence the activities of?

Anterior pituitary

100

Insulin decreases blood  ________.

glucose

100

Hormones help the endocrine system maintain homeostasis by having?

2 hormones opposite effects regulate certain body functions

200

This is located posterior to the nasal cavity and produces growth hormone?

Pituitary gland

200

High thyroxine levels in the blood stimulate the

hypothalamus

200

Cells in the body react to insulin by taking in more sugar to be used for what?

Cellular respiration

200

This disorder has decline in ovaries, inability to bear children and reproductive organs atrophy.

Menopause

300

This is located posterior to the hypothalamus and produces melatonin?

Pineal gland

300

TRH stimulates the anterior pituitary to secrete

Thyroid stimulating hormone

300

During Negative feedback an increase in a substance will ?

Decrease production of that substance

300

This disorder has hypersecretion of cortisol?

Cushing’s Disease

400

This is located superior to the kidneys and secretes epinephrine and norephinephrine?

Adrenal

400

Thyroid stimulating hormone travels to the ________ to stimulate the secretion of thyroxine.

Thyroid

400

The pancreas releases ________and _________to regulate blood sugar

Insulin, glucagon

400

This disorder has hypersecretion of growth hormone in adults?

Gigantism

500

This is anterior to the kidneys and secretes insulin?

Pancreas

500

_________hormones stimulates other endocrine glands to secrete hormones?

Tropic

500

What are the 3 stimuli that may activate endocrine glands?

Hormonal, humoral, neural

500

________hormones can cross the ________to enter a cell and _______gene action.

Plasma membrane, directly regulate

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