front 1 Functions of hormones | back 1 reproduction, growth and development, maintenance of electrolyte, water, and nutrient balance of blood, regulation of cellular metabolism and energy balance, mobilization of body defenses. |
front 2 lipid soluble hormones derived from cholesterol | back 2 gonadal and adrencoritcal |
front 3 what is the major difference in the action of water soluble hormone versus a lipid soluble hormone | back 3 water soluble cannot enter cell, act on plasma membrane receptors and g protein messengers. Lipid soluble can enter cell, act on intracellular receptors that directly activate genes. |
front 4 what controls the anterior pituitary gland | back 4 hypothalamus |
front 5 which anterior pituitary hormone stimulates growth | back 5 gh |
front 6 which anterior pituitary hormone stimulate milk production | back 6 prolactin |
front 7 which anterior pituitary hormone stimulates cortisol | back 7 acth |
front 8 which anterior pituitary hormone stimulate sex cell production | back 8 fsh |
front 9 which hormones does the posterior pituitary secrete | back 9 oxytocin and adh |
front 10 parathyroid hormone is the major regulator of which ions in the blood | back 10 CA2+ |
front 11 which blood glucose lowering hormone is produced in the pancreatic islet cells | back 11 insulin |
front 12 which hormone promotes metabolic rate | back 12 TH |
front 13 which hormone is stimulate be decreases in blood glucose | back 13 glucagon |
front 14 which hormone combination is part of the body's long term response to stress | back 14 ACTH and CRH |
front 15 the normal ph range for blood is | back 15 7.35-7.45 |
front 16 what are the components of blood | back 16 erythrocytes, buffy coat, plasma |
front 17 which plasma proteins play a role in disease resistance | back 17 immunoglobins |
front 18 the process by which formed elements of the blood develop is called | back 18 hematopoiesis |
front 19 a megakaryoblast will develop into a | back 19 megakaryocyte |
front 20 a red blood cells function is | back 20 to transport oxygen and carbon dioxide |
front 21 an immature red blood cell is called a | back 21 reticulocyte |
front 22 what are the phagocytes | back 22 neutrophil and monocyte |
front 23 what is involved in stopping blood loss | back 23 platelets |
front 24 what is involved in hypersensitivity reactions | back 24 basophils |
front 25 what is involved in immune response | back 25 lympocyte |
front 26 what are the ductless glands | back 26 endocrine glands |
front 27 what do the kidneys secrete | back 27 erythropoietin and renin |
front 28 what are autocrines | back 28 glands that act on the same cell that secreted them |
front 29 eicosanoids have | back 29 leukotriens and prostaglandins |
front 30 most hormone regulation is | back 30 negative feedback |
front 31 what is the link between nervous and endocrine system | back 31 endocrine systems acts with the nervous system to coordinate and integrate activity of body cells |
front 32 another name of posterior pituitary | back 32 neurohypophis |
front 33 anterior pituitary hormones that act on other endocrine systems are called | back 33 tropic hormones |
front 34 another name for adh is | back 34 vasopressin |
front 35 an increase in vasopressin will most likely | back 35 increase blood pressure |
front 36 parafollicular cells produce | back 36 calcitonin |
front 37 increase calcitriol secretion will | back 37 increase absorption of calcium |
front 38 aldosterone is secreted by the | back 38 adrenal cortex |