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Hyposecretion
too littel of a hormone is produced
Nonsteroid Hormones
Versions of singel amino acids
serve as first messenger, providing comm. between endocrine glands and target organs
Cyclic AMP
acts as the second messenger providing comm. within a hormones target cells
Steroid hormones
lipid soluble, and pass directly through the plasma membrane and cytoplasm of the target cell and enter the nucleus
then binds with a receptor to form a hormone receptor complex
Negative Feedback
highly specialized homeostatic mechanism that regulates hormone levels in blood
Prostaglandins (PG's)
tissue hormones
play important role in communication and control of body functions but are not hormones
divided into several classes
PGA PGE and PGF
best known Prostaglandin
have profound effects on many body function
influence resp/BP/gastro secretions/inflamation and reproductive system
Pituitary gland
2 parts
Anterior
adenohypophysis
ad-eh-no-hye-POF-i-sis

posterior
neurohypophysis
noo-roh-hye-POF-i-sis
Pituitary gland location
deep in cranial cavity in small depression of sphenoid bone (sella turcica)
Tropic Hormones
stimulate other endocrine glands to grow and secrete their hormones
Anterior pit. gland
exerts control over the thyroid, adrenal cortex, ovarian follicles and corpus luteum
secretions are controlled by hypothalmus
Thyroid-stimulating hormones
TSH
acts on/stimulates thyroid gland to increase secretion
Adrenocoritcotropic hormone
ah-dree-no-kor-teh-koh-TRO-oic
ACTH
Tropic hormone
stimulates secretion of adrenal cortex hormone
Follicle-stimulating hormone
FSH
Tropic hormone
F-stim. development of ovarian follicles and sec. of estrogen
M-stim seminiferous tubles of testes to grow and produce sperm
Luteinizing hormone LH
loo-tee-in-EYE-zing
tropic hormone
F-stim maturation of ovarian foll and ovum/stim sec. of estrogen
M-stim interstitial cells of testes to sec testosterone
Growth Hormone GH
stim. growth in all organs; causes increase in glood glucose concentration
Prolactin lactogenic hormone
stimulates breast devel. during pregnancy and milk sec. after pregnancy
Posterior Pit. gland hormones
releases 2
antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
oxytocin
Antidiuretic hormone ADH
stimulates retention of water by the kidneys
Oxytocin
stim uterine contractions at the end of pregnancy; stimulates the release of milk into breast ducts
Diabetes insipidus
a condition in which high volumes of urine are formed.
caused by hyposecretion of ADH