anatomy
functions
hormones
diseases
facts
100

Located in the lower central part of the brain

what is hypothalamus

100

Produces TSH, ACTH, prolactin and oxytocin

What is pituitary gland

100
Helps regulate sleep cycle

What is melatonin

100

Symptoms include weight loss, sweating, nervousness and too much thryroid hormones

What is hyperthyroidism

100

gland is pine cone shaped

What is the pineal gland

200

Located at the base of the brain and is the size a pea

What is pituitary gland

200

Produces hormones that regulate metabolism

What is the thyroid gland

200

Regulate glucose levels in the blood

What is glucagon

200

Symptoms include small bones 

What is dwarfism

200

This gland is butterfly shaped

What is the thyroid gland

300

Located in the lower front part of the neck

What is the thyroid

300

Regulates hunger, metabolism and body temperature

What is the hyrpothalamus

300

Stimulates milk production in females

What is prolactin

300

Symptoms include too much glucocorticoids and cortisol within the adrenal gland

What is Cushings

300

Connects the right and left lobe of the throid

What is the isthmus

400

Are two pair of glands located on the thryoid gland

what are parathyroid glands

400

Produce corticosteroids and catecholamines

What is the adrenal glands

400

Stimulates growth of bone and tissue

What is growth hormone

400

Symptoms include weak heart, muscle spasms, low calcium

What is hypoparathyroidism

400

What was produced to help with iodine deficiency

What is iodized salt

500

Located at the top of the each kidney

What are the adrenal glands

500

Regulates calcium levels and bone metabolism

What is the parathyroid gland

500

Contracts the uterus during child birth

What is oxytocin

500

Symptoms include large hands and feet. Too much growth hormone produced.

What is acromegaly

500

How many parathyroid glands are there

What is four

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