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OVERVIEW
CSM ANATOMY
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM REVIEW SHEET
1. Describe
the
characteristics
of
the
endocrine
system.
How
does
this
system
work
with
the
Nervous
system?
How
does
it
differ
from
the
nervous
system?
TYPES
OF
HORMONES
2. Describe
the
two
molecular
types
of
hormones.
What
is
meant
by
“target
cell”?
What
features
do
target
cells
have
in
common?
HORMONE
ACTION
3. List
the
ways
a
hormone
may
alter
cellular
function.
HYPOTHALAMIC‐HYPOPHYSEAL
SYSTEM
4. Describe
the
role
of
the
hypothalamus
in
the
endocrine
system.
Show
how
the
releasing
factors
or
inhibiting
factors
control
the
anterior
pituitary.
5. Describe
the
neurons
that
release
ADH
and
oxytocin.
6. Describe
the
functions
of
the
anterior
pituitary
hormones,
what
is
meant
by
the
term
trophic
hormone?
Describe
the
functions
of
the
posterior
pituitary
hormones.
7. What
role
does
synthetic
oxytocin
have
in
the
delivery
room?
What
are
the
medical
uses
of
growth
hormone?
What
are
some
nonmedical
uses
of
GH
THYROID
GLAND
8. Identify
thyroid
follicles.
Describe
the
role
of
triiodothyronine
and
thyroxine
(T3
and
T4)
in
the
body.
What
are
the
diseases
associated
with
abnormal
quantities
of
these
hormones?
9. Describe
the
target
and
role
of
calcitonin.
PARATHYROID
GLAND
10. Describe
the
role
of
parathyroid
hormone.
ADRENAL
GLAND
11. Describe
the
major
parts
of
the
adrenal
gland.
Which
part
is
neural,
and
which
is
epithelial
in
origin?
What
hormone
groups
come
from
each
part?
12. What
is
the
role
of
epinephrine
in
the
body?
13. Describe
the
targets
and
effects
of
aldosterone,
adrenal
cortical
androgens
and
estrogens,
and
cortisol.
These
are
the
“other”
steroid
hormones
(beside
the
ones
produced
by
the
gonads).
14. How
is
cortisol
used
medically?
The
underlying
sex
hormones
androgens
and
estrogens
are
responsible
for
masculinizing
of
women
who
have
undergone
menopause,
and
feminizing
of
those
men
who
have
lost
their
testes.
PANCREAS
15. Describe
the
location
of
the
pancreatic
islets.
What
is
the
role
of
insulin
and
glucagon?
Describe
the
condition
of
diabetes
mellitus.
KIDNEYS
16. Describe
the
role
of
erythropoietin.
How
is
this
drug
used
medically?
How
is
it
used
as
an
ergogenic
aid?
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GONADS
17. Describe
the
two
types
of
gonads.
What
do
the
primary
steroidal
sex
hormones
do?
DIGESTIVE
TRACT
18. The
digestive
hormones
help
with
digestion.
List
the
three
main
ones
from
the
endocrine
homework.
HEART
19. When
does
the
heart
release
atrial
natriuretic
factor
(ANF).
What
is
its
function?
PINEAL
GLAND
20. When
is
melatonin
produced
in
highest
quantities?
What
is
its
role
in
sleep?
In
seasonal
cycles
of
other
mammals?
How
does
the
pineal
gland
get
stimulated
to
release
its
hormone?
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