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THE ADRENAL GLAND
The Adrenal Gland
The Adrenal Gland

The adrenal medulla
 catecholamine

The adrenal cortex

corticoids
Anatomy of Adrenal Cortex

zona glomerulosa
 secretes

zona fasciculata
 secretes

aldosterone
glucocorticoids
zona reticularis
 secretes
androgens
Adrenocortical hormone
Renal and Circulatory effects of Aldosterone

Aldosterone Increases Renal Tubular
Reabsorption of Na+ and Secretion of K+


Excess Aldosterone↑→ ECF ↑→ABP↑
Small effect on plasma Na+ Concentration
Renal and Circulatory effects of aldosterone
 K+
concentration
 Aldosterone
↑→ Hypokalemia and Muscle Weak-
ness
 Aldosterone ↓→Hyperkalemia and Cardiac Toxicity
 Mild
Alkalosis: Aldosterone ↑
 adrenal glands suddenly stop secreting
aldosterone
 salt
are lost in the urine→ECF↓ → blood volume ↓
→ circulatory shock → causes death within a few
days (without treatment)
Glucocorticoids

Function
:inhibit NADH oxidation which
is necessary for glycolysis
:FFA↑
Glucocorticoids

Function
Poor wound
healing
not most other cells
Glucocorticoids

Function
: same with mobilization of amino acid from
muscle glucose uptake in adipose cell ↓
Glucocorticoids

Function
Cushing’s syndrome
Cushing’s syndrome
Buffalo-like torso Rounded
face, “moon-face”.
Glucocorticoids

Function
 Resisting
 Trauma
stress
, infection, intense heat or cold, surgery
Resisting stress
stressor
Brain
Anterior pituitary (ACTH)
Sympathetic nervous system
Adrenal cortex
Adrenal medulla
Glucocorticoids
NE,E
Glucocorticoids

Function
Glucocorticoids

Function
Summary of glucocoticoid action
Gs
Hepatic gluconeogenesis↑
Insulin action↓
BG ↑
Glucocoticoid↑→
Adrenal diabetes
Protein
Catabolism ↑
(especially in muscle)
anabolism ↓
Amino acid in
blood plasma
difficult of wound
healing
Fat
Fat mobilization ↑
Fat redistribution
acetone body ↑
H2O
and
Na+
Similar with aldosterone
ADH ↓
GFR ↑
(1/400 of
aldosterone)
Glucocoticoid↑→
central obesity
Cushing’s syndrome
Glucocoticoid↓→
Water Intoxication
hematopoiesis↑
lymphopoiesis↓
lung and spleen eosinophil
storage↑
Gastric gastric acid and peptic enzyme ↑
shield gastric mucosa↓fall off of gastric
epithelia cell
Blood
cell
Circula permisivienesss
t-ion
CNS
excitability↑
RBC↑TBC↑
lymphocyte↓
neutrophil↑
eosinophil ↓
ulcer ↑
glucocoticoid↓→BP↓
less→euphoria
more→restlessness,
insomnia
Leukemia
Regulation of Secretion of Adrenocortical Hormone
Hypothalamus –
Anterior Pituitary –
Adrenocortical Axis
Regulation of Secretion of Adrenocortical
Hormone

Action of CRH


Synthesis and release of ACTH
Action of ACTH
(adrenocorticotropin hormone )


control Cortisol secretion
hypertrophy and proliferation of
the adrenocorticol cells
Large amount administration of
exogenous glucocoticoid , prohibit to
stop using it suddently
?
Regulation of Secretion of
Adrenocortical Hormone

Regulation of cortisol
Secretion
 Negative
feedback
effect of cortisol
Diseases of Adrenal Glands

Cushing’s Disease
Hyper-active adrenal cortex
 rounded face & obesity
 Thin, frail skin
 poor wound healing


Addison’s Disease
Hypo-active adrenal cortex
 Decreased appetite, weight loss
 Cold intolerance
 Stress susceptibility

The adrenal medulla
The adrenal medulla
The adrenal medulla
The adrenal medulla
Insulin

Insulin
 Small
 51
protein
AA
 Receptor
 Tyrosine
kinase
Insulin
Insulin



acetoacetic
acid is also converted into b-hydroxybutyric acid
and
acetone.
ketone bodies: Acetoacetic, b-hydroxybutyric
acid ,acetone
Insulin
Insulin
Glucagon
Endocrine regulation of calcium and
phosphate metabolism
Parathyroid hormone (PTH)
Polypeptide
Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

Funtion : increase the calcium
concentration
 Bone
 Stimulate
osteoclast to remove Ca 2+ from the
bone matrix

Kidney:
 Increased
Ca2+ reabsorption, PO42- excretion
 Increased
Ca2+ reabsorption
 Small
intestine
Parathyroid hormone (PTH)
Calcitonin


Produced by the C cells of the thyroid gland.
Function
 plasma

Ca 2+ and PO42-↓
Regulation
 Concentration
increased.
of Ca 2+ increased ,The calcitonin
Vitamin D3

Function
calcium and phosphate absorption.
 ↓renal calcium and phosphate excretion.
 Coordinate with PTH increase Ca 2+ .
 ↑intestinal
Summary
Summary
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