adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)
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controls secretion of cortisol from adrenal cortex
muscle layer (muscular externa)
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smooth muscle, longitudinal layer( contracts and shortens tube) and inner
layer (contract and constricts) this causes mixing and propelling
movements
,Where is dopamine released and what is it?
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released from the hypothalamus, prolactin inhibiting hormone (PIH)
diavetes mellitus
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overs pill of urine , hyper glycemic from lack of insulin. acidosis from
ketones, increased catabolism of fats decreased synthesis,
hyper section condition in adult name
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acromegaly, enlarged bondes, jaw forehead, soft tissues enlarged , most
likely cause by the anterior pituitary
Protein amino acids during post abs.
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glucpneuogensis , removal of nitrogen and converted to glucose
,Long fast post absorptive state?
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gluconeogenesis, formation of glucose liver makes new glucose from non
carb.
Dibetes insipidis
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lack of ADH, lack of glucose smiling over
Posterior control of the pituitary
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stimulaties the a neural link `
Hormones that are steroids
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a ringed lipid derived from cholesterol, includes sex hormones and adrenal
cortex hormones
, Stimulus for PTH
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decrease in blood calcium
Therefore need PTH to keep
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calcium from falling too low and causing tetany in bad places
Corticotropin releasing hormones CRH (hypothalamus hormone)
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Stimulates secretion of corticotropin (ACTH)
PTH acts on three organs
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bones, kidney and intestine
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controls secretion of cortisol from adrenal cortex
muscle layer (muscular externa)
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smooth muscle, longitudinal layer( contracts and shortens tube) and inner
layer (contract and constricts) this causes mixing and propelling
movements
,Where is dopamine released and what is it?
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released from the hypothalamus, prolactin inhibiting hormone (PIH)
diavetes mellitus
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overs pill of urine , hyper glycemic from lack of insulin. acidosis from
ketones, increased catabolism of fats decreased synthesis,
hyper section condition in adult name
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acromegaly, enlarged bondes, jaw forehead, soft tissues enlarged , most
likely cause by the anterior pituitary
Protein amino acids during post abs.
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glucpneuogensis , removal of nitrogen and converted to glucose
,Long fast post absorptive state?
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gluconeogenesis, formation of glucose liver makes new glucose from non
carb.
Dibetes insipidis
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lack of ADH, lack of glucose smiling over
Posterior control of the pituitary
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stimulaties the a neural link `
Hormones that are steroids
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a ringed lipid derived from cholesterol, includes sex hormones and adrenal
cortex hormones
, Stimulus for PTH
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decrease in blood calcium
Therefore need PTH to keep
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calcium from falling too low and causing tetany in bad places
Corticotropin releasing hormones CRH (hypothalamus hormone)
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Stimulates secretion of corticotropin (ACTH)
PTH acts on three organs
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bones, kidney and intestine
