Gland Locations
The Master Gland
Hormones and Actions
Antagonistic Pairs
Diseases and Disorders
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Where is the Pituitary gland located?

in the brain

100

What is the Master gland?

Pituitary gland

100

What are hormones?

Chemical messengers that act on target cells

100

What does it focus on?

On "opposing" hormones that maintain balance

100

What are the Adrenal gland disorders?

Cushing's Disease and Addison's Disease

200

where are the Endocrine glands?

inside the body

200

Where is it located?

below the brain

200

Are Anabolic steroids good for your body?

No because it can cause a negative affect on your hormones and cause infertility 

200

What can be one example?

Insulin/Glucagon

200

What are the types of Mellitus diabetes?

Type 1 and Type ll

300

Where are the exocrine glands located?

outside the body

300

Why is it called the Master gland?

It controls all of the other glands

300

What is gonadotropin?

any hormone that affects the gonads

300

What can be another common example?

Calcitonin/PTH

300

What does insulin affect?

Affects the uptake of glucose cells

400

Where is the Parathyroid located?

Behind the thyroid

400

What part of the brain controls it?

Hypothalamus

400

What do corticosteroids do?

Reduce inflamation

400

Wich rises and wich lowers glucose?

insulin lowers and glucagon raises it

400

What is diabetes insipidus?

Kidneys are unable to conserve water

500

Where is the Pancreas located and why is it important?

Behind the stomach/it helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels

500

What does it affect?

Growth,metabolism,and reproduction

500

What are Anabolic steroids?

artificially produced hormones

500

How do insulin and glucagon work together to maintain blood glucose homeostasis?

Insulin lowers high glucose while glucagon rises low glucose

500

What is a diabetic neuropathy and what are the side affects?

Is a nerve disorder that causes pain,tingling,or numbness