Hormones
Glands
Functions
Feedback Loops
Disorders
100

This hormone lowers blood glucose levels

Insulin

100

What are the glands that release liquids through ducts

What are Exocrine glands

100
Hormones travel through what to reach target cells

Bloodstream

100

Which feedback reduces hormones once levels within the body are normal

Negative Feedback
100

What condition is caused by too little GH in childhood

Pituitary dwarfism
200

Which hormone is released during fight or flight

Adrenaline

200
What are endocrine glands

Glands that release hormones within the body, usually in the bloodstream

200

The organ or cell that a hormone specifically affects

The target organ

200

Insulin is released when blood glucose is...

Increased

200

Too much GH in childhood causes what condition

Gigantism

300

What do hormones bind to on target cells

Receptors

300

Similarities between endocrine and exocrine gland

They both secrete and produce substances

300

This hormone action involves entering the cell and affecting DNA transcription

Direct gene action

300
Which gland releases TSH to stimulate the thyroid

Pituitary Gland

300

A lack of thyroid hormone causes what?

Hypothyroidism

400

Which hormonal action involves it entering the cell and affecting the DNA transcription

Direct gene action

400

Which gland produces both insulin and glucagon

Pancreas

400

These hormones regulate metabolism and are produced by the thyroid

Triiodothyronine (T3) and Thyroxine (T4)

400

What is the main goal of insulin and glucagon together?

Maintain the blood glucose homeostasis

400

Too much cortisol causes what disease

Cushing disease

500

This hormone stimulates milk production

Prolactin

500

Which gland regulates sleep wake cycles 

Pineal gland

500
What is the second messenger system?

The system uses molecules to relay signals inside the cell

500

Steps of insulin feedback loop

High glucose - Pancreas releases insulin - Cells absorb glucose - blood sugar decreases - insulin stops

500

Low ADH causes a condition that leads to excessive urination?

Diabetes insipidus

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