Endocrine System Hormones Set 2

Front 1

Epinephrine/ Adrenalin and Norepinephrine

Back 1

Adrenal Medulla

Front 2

Insulin

Back 2

Beta Cells in Pancreas

Front 3

Glucagon

Back 3

Alpha Cells in Pancreas

Front 4

Somatostatin

Back 4

Delta Cells in Pancreas

Front 5

Testosterone

Back 5

Testes

Front 6

Estrogen

Back 6

Ovaries( follicles and corpus luteum)

Front 7

Progesterone

Back 7

Ovaries(follicles and corpus luteum)

Front 8

Thymosin

Back 8

Thymus

Front 9

Human Gonadotropins(HGC's), estrogens, and progesterones

Back 9

placenta

Front 10

Melatonin

Back 10

Pineal

Front 11

Atrial Natriuretic Hormone(ANH)

Back 11

Heart

Front 12

Gastrin

Back 12

stomach

Front 13

Intestinal Gastrin

Back 13

Duodenum

Front 14

Secretin

Back 14

duodenum

Front 15

cholecystokinin(CCK)

Back 15

duodenum

Front 16

Erythropoietin

Back 16

kidney

Front 17

Epinephrine/Adrenalin and Norepinephrine function

Back 17

the fastest response to stress. squirted into the blood increasing heat beat, bp, blood flow to muscles, air into lungs, etc. decreases urine formation and digestion.

Front 18

Insulin function

Back 18

decreases blood sugar levels by moving glucose from blood to cells.

Front 19

Glucagon function

Back 19

increases blood sugar levels by moving glucose from cells to blood.

Front 20

Somatostatin function

Back 20

inhibits the secretion of insulin and glucagon.

Front 21

Estrogen function

Back 21

stimulates growth and maturation of genitalia and breasts at puberty.

maintain adult size function of reproductive organs.

prepares for fertilization.

promotes oogenesis(egg making) and ovulation.

during pregnancy- uterine, external genitalia, and mammary growth.

stimulates long bone length, feminizing of pelvis and brain.

promotes skim hydration, female adipose pattern of deposit, and appearance of axillary and pubic hair.

Front 22

Testosterone function

Back 22

masculizing hormone that deepens voice, increases body hair, sebum production, masculature and bone density.

Front 23

Progesterone function

Back 23

with estrogen stimulates growth of breasts and regulates uterine cycle.

during pregnancy, with estrogen cause mammary glands to mature.

Front 24

Thymosin function

Back 24

regulates the development and activation of T lymphocytes.

Front 25

Human Gonadotrophins(HGC's), estrogens, and progesterones function

Back 25

maintains the corpus luteum(mature follicle after egg release) during pregnancy.

Front 26

Melatonin function

Back 26

regulates the onset of puberty and female cycle.

regulates internal clock, sleep cycle, and mood due to lighting exposure.

Front 27

Atrial Natriuretic Hormone(ANH) function

Back 27

stimulates the kidney to secrete sodium and water into the urine.

Front 28

Gastrin function

Back 28

stimulates glands to release HCl in response to food in stomach.

Front 29

Intestinal Gastrin function

Back 29

inhibits HCl secretion and GI tract mobility/movement.

Front 30

Secretin function

Back 30

release alkaline buffer(pancreas), bile(liver), halt stomach secretions.

Front 31

Cholecystokinin(CCK) function

Back 31

stimulates release of digestive juices(pancreas) and bile(gallbladder).

Front 32

Erythropoietin function

Back 32

stimulates the production of RBC's in bone marrow.