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endocrine system includes all endocrine tissue in which secretions are discharged directly into the blood
it occurs in 2 forms
Unorganized endocrine tissue occurs as?
cells or group of cells forming part of some organs.
The following examples of unorganized endocrine tissue are?
1. islets of langerhans
2. interstitial cells of testis
3. corpus luteum of ovary
4. endocrine cells of G.I.T
5. Endocrine cells of placenta
Organized endocrine tissue in the form of organs called endocrine glands. These include ....
1. pituitary
2. thyroid
3. parathyroid
4. suprarenal
5. pineal body
thyroid gland is located, in neck over the larynx and upper part of trachea, made up of two lobes connected by an..
isthmus
histologically the gland is made up ?
Stroma: the ct framwork contaqining the supplying vessels and nerves
Capsule
a dense CT around the gland
Fine trabeculae
divide the gland into indistinct lobules
reticular fiber
support the parenchyma
Parenchyma-
1. thyroid follicles are....
the units of the structure of the gland. They are spherical structures w/ wide lumina filled with a homogenous acidophilic material called Colloid.
Follicular or principle cells form a layer of ____ _____ epithelium. they secrete _____ and ______-________ which activate metabolic processes and increase ______ rate.
1. simple cuboidal
2. thyroxin
3. tri-iodothryonin
4.metabolic
Parafollicular cells secrete hormone ____ or simply_____
thyrocalcitonin
2. calcitonin
calcitonin hormone suppresses _____ resorption, and thus tends to lower _____ levels of blood.
1. bone
2. calcium
blood capillaries are seen close..
close to thyroid follicles lying in te interfollicular connective tissue
PARATHYROID GLAND
PARATHYROID GLAND
Structure of parathyroid gland is comprised of ?
1. stroma
2. parenchyma
Stroma is fibrous CT containing supplying vessels and nerves, within stroma there are 3 layers.
Capsule- thin, fibroelastic CT
Trabeculae- fine and not clearly distinct
reticular fibers- surround parenchymal components
Parenchyma; made up of branching irregular cords of cells seperated by blood capillaries. 2 main types.
1.Principal or chief cells
2. oxyphil cells
principal / chief cells- small round cells, 2 types
Dark cheif cells- secrete PARATHORMONE- promotes bone resorption
2. Light chief cells- represent an inactive form of dark chief cells
Oxyphil cells represent
a degenerative form of chief cells
Clinical consideration is hyperthyroidism, in adults it leads to a condition known as _______ in children it leads to _______
1. myxedema
2. cretinism
HYPOparathyroidism
1. hypocalcemic tetany
2. carpopedal spasm
HYPERparathyroidism
1. hypercalcemia
2. muscular hypotonia
3. weakness
Suprarenal Gland
two glands , one in relation to the superior pole of each kidney
the structure of the gland consists of ...
1. stroma
2. parenchyma
stroma consist of
capsule
fine trabeculae
reticular fibers
parenchyma is the cellular component. Parenchyma of cortex are arranged in 3 layers.
1. Zona glomerulosa
2. Zona fasciculata
3. zona reticularis
Zona glomerulosa secrete the ______ eg, _______ these hormones control water and electrolyte balance
1. mineralcorticoids
2. aldosterone
Zona fasciculata widest zone of cortex, cells appear spongy thus called
spongiocytes
fasciculata- secrete hormones that control carbohydrate and protein metabolism called______ eg. _________
1. glucocoticoids
2. cortisol
zona reticularis secrete ______ the sex hormone
gonadocorticoids
parenchymal or medulla represents the precursor of hormones secreted by this zone, namely ________ AND ___ __________
1. epinephrine
2. nor- epinephrine
PITUITARY GLAND (HYPOPHYSIS CEREBRI)
occupies depression in the sphenoid bone called the HYPOPHYSELA FOSSA. its hormones control most of the other endocrine glands.
Anatomical features; gland is made up of two main parts a large anterior portion called _______ and a smaller posterior part connected to the brain called __________
1. adenohypophysis
2. neurohypophysis
Adenohypophysis is made up of 3 parts named?
pars distalis
pars tuberalis
pars intermedia
pars distalis are also known as _________. these cells are divided into two types based on affinity to stain. they are?
1. pars anterior
2. chromophil
3. chromophobe
Chromophil cells constitute 50% of the cells of pars distalis. the cells are divided into ____ and ______ cells
1. acidophil
2. basophil
Acidophil cells or alpha cells constitute 35% of the cells of pars distalis. these cells are known to secrete 2 hormones. they are?
Growth hormone or somatotrophic hormone (STH) - promotes growth of body tissues
2. prolactin or luteotrophic hormone (LTH)- hormone promotes milk secretion in lactating females.
Basophil cells or beta cells constitute 15% of the cells of pars distalis. Beta cells secrete the following.
1. thyrotrophic or thyroid(TSH)- stimulates thyroid secretion
2. follicle stimulating hormone(FSH)- growth of ovarian follicles, in males formation of spermatozoa
3. luteinizing hormone(LH)- activates ovulation, promotes development of corpus luteum- males, interstitial cells of testes, secrete testosterone called interstitial cell stimulating hormone (ICSH)
4. Adrenocorticotrophic hotmone (ACTH) corticol hormones of suprarenal gland
Chromophobe or C cells constitute 50% of these cells. they are considered to be
inactive formd of alpha and beta cells
Pars tuberalis
function not yet known
Pars intermedia
function in man not definitely known, in animals one hormone called MELANOCYTE STIMULATING HORMONE (MSH)
NEUROHYPOPHYSIS has three parts. name them
Non-myelinated nerve fibers
2. herrings bodies
3. pituicytes
non myelinated nerve fibers arise from____ and ______ nuclei. constitute what is known as _______ _______ tract.
1.supra-optic and 2.paraventricular nuclei.
3. hypothalamic hypohphyseal
Herrings bodies, rounded acidophilic structures characteristic to ________
neurohypophysis
Pituicytes are modified neuroglia cells that support the ....
nervous element
Blood capillaries are sites where hormones are?
discharged
the hormones of the neurohpophysis are two, what are they?
1. oxytocin
2. vasopresin or antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
Oxytocin stimulates _____ of the uterus and the _____ _____ of the mammary glands.
1.smooth muscle
2. myoepithelial
Vasopressin or antidiuretic hormone has an antidiuretic effect w/ reduction of urine production by increasing ______ _______ at kidney tubules.it also causes _________ and elevation of _____ _____. its deficiency causes ______ ______
1. resorption of fluids
2. vasoconstriction
3. blood pressure
4. diabetes insipidus
Pineal Body
gland is known as the biological clock.
pineal gland contains two compunds named _________ (the sleep hormone) which is made up from the neurotransmitter ________
1. melatonin
2. serotonin