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Anatomy Hormones

front 1

Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)

back 1

Source - anterior pituitary gland

Function - Egg development

front 2

Growth hormone (GH)

back 2

Source - anterior pituitary gland

Function - Growth

front 3

Luteinizing hormone (LH)

back 3

source - anterior pituitary gland

function - ovulation

front 4

Prolactin (PRL)

back 4

source - anterior pituitary gland

function - produces milk

front 5

Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

back 5

source - anterior pituitary gland

function - stimulates thyroid to release hormones

front 6

Antidiuretic hormone (ADH)

back 6

source - Posterior pituitary gland

function - decreases urine formation

front 7

oxytocin (OT)

back 7

source - posterior pituitary gland

function - contractions during child birth

front 8

Thyroxine (T4)

back 8

source - thyroid gland

function - increases energy release from carbs, increases rate protein synthesis

front 9

Triiodothyronine (T3)

back 9

source - thyroid gland

function - increases energy release from carbs, increases rate protein synthesis

front 10

Calcitonin

back 10

source - thyroid gland

function - lowers blood calcium level

front 11

Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

back 11

source - parathyroid gland

function - increases blood calcium concentration

front 12

Epinephrine (EPI)

back 12

source - adrenal medulla

function - increases: heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, reticular formation, and glucose concentration

front 13

Norepinephrine (NE)

back 13

source - adrenal medulla

function - increases: heart rate, STRONGER blood pressure, respiratory rate, reticular formation, and glucose concentration

front 14

Aldosterone

back 14

source - adrenal cortex

function - regulates electrolyte concentrations

front 15

cortisol

back 15

source - adrenal cortex

function - decreases protein synthesis, increases release of fats

front 16

adrenal androgens

back 16

source - adrenal cortex

function - supplemental sex hormones

front 17

Glucagon

back 17

source - pancreas

function - breaks down glycagen into glucose (increases blood glucose levels)

front 18

Insulin

back 18

source - pancreas

functions - Form glycagen from glucose and stores in liver (decreases blood glucose levels)

front 19

Somatostatin (SS)

back 19

source - pancreas

function - regulates carbohydrate levels

front 20

Melatonin

back 20

source - pineal gland

function - regulates circadian rhythms

front 21

Thymosin

back 21

source - thymus gland

function - promotes T lymphocyte development

front 22

Estrogen

back 22

source - thymus gland

function - reproductive functions

front 23

Progesterone

back 23

source - ovaries

function - menstrual function

front 24

Testosterone

back 24

source - ovaries

function - reproductive functions

front 25

ACTH

back 25

source - anterior pituitary

function - Stimulates adrenale cortex to release hormones