Hormone basics
Hormone interactions
Pituitary Gland
Fig. 7.9
Endocrine pathology and feedback
100

This hormone class is made from cholesterol. 

Steroid

100

Hormones have opposing effects

Antagonism

100

This portion of the pituitary has a neural connection to the hypothalamus

Posterior pituitary

100

What does IGF stand for 

Insulin like growth factor

100

A critical aspect of endocrine reflexes

Negative feedback

200

This hormone class is synthesized by linking amino acids 

Peptide

200

The effect of 2 or more hormones on the same parameter is greater than additive

Synergism

200

Hormones released by posterior pituitary

Oxytocin and vasopressin (ADH)
200

This anterior pituitary hormone is associated with breast milk production

Prolactin

200

What are the three patterns of endocrine pathology

Hyposecretion, hypersection, and abnormal tissue responsiveness

300

This hormone class is synthesized from either tyrosine or tryptophan 

Amine

300

One hormone is needed for another to exert its full effect

Permissiveness

300

This posterior pituitary hormone is a peptide hormone

ADH/Vasopressin

300

This hormone has a surge that triggers ovulation 

Luteinizing hormone (LH)

300

Begins in the final endocrine gland in the pathway

1° pathology

400

These are the primary sources of steroid hormones

Adrenal cortex and gonads... also placenta

400

Bundles of cells in the pancreas, called the _________, contain two kinds of cells, ___ cells and ___cells

islets of Langerhans, alpha, and beta

400

This posterior pituitary hormone works on smooth muscle and is involved in the milk let-down reflex

Oxytocin

400

CRH stimulates the anterior pituitary to release this hormone, which then acts on the adrenal cortex

Adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH)

400

This type of pathology begins in the tissue producing the trophic hormone

2° pathology

500

These two amine hormones work more like steroid hormones, while ____ work more like peptide hormones

T3and T4. Catecholamines 

500

These two pancreatic hormones are antagonistic: beta cells release one when blood glucose rises, while alpha cells release the other when blood glucose drops

Insulin and glucagon

500

This portion of the pituitary is true endocrine/ glandular tissue and release classic hormones 

Anterior pituitary

500

Match the hypothalamic hormones to their anterior pituitary hormones: TRH to __, CRH to __, GHRH to __, and GnRH to ___

TRH to TSH, CRH to ACTH, GH to GHRH, and GnRH to FSH/ LH

500

A trophic hormone does this to the final hormone in an endocrine pathway

Stimulates the release of the final hormone

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