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Endocrine Review
Coleman
Testing Yourself
Drag and Drop Matching and complete the tutorial for the
Endocrine System.
http://www.zerobio.com/drag_oa/endo.htm
All those messages have to be sent somehow right? Go to
http://www.wiley.com/college/pratt/0471393878/studen
t/animations/signal_transduction/index.html
STRESS is a major stress on the body.
Go to http://www.wisconline.com/objects/index_tj.asp?objID=AP13804
As an endocrinologist, you have many
cases:
• A 15 year old boy who still displays all the
physical characteristics of boys 4-5 years
younger than him and has not begun to show
any developmental changes indicating he is
entering manhood.
• Hormone(s):
• Gland where produced:
Cases
• A recently divorced middle-aged man who has also
changed jobs and works long hours because he is
stressed about receiving a promotion goes to the
doctor because he has been gaining a lot of
weight, especially in his abdominal region. The
doctor notices that his face looks swollen and his
blood-sugar levels are low. The doctor advises him
to do some activities that will reduce stress and
raise his metabolism in order to lose weight.
• Hormone(s):
• Gland where produced:
• Cushings disease (anterior pituitary)
• Adrenal tumor
Cases
• A woman comes in with a pain in her throat and
breast soreness. She does not have a child and
has been irregular in menstruation. They send
her to an MRI.
• Hormone(s):
• Gland where produced:
• Prolactin
• Thyroid
• Pituitary