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What are the two main control systems in the human body?
Endocrine System and Nervous System
Hormone
compound that is secreted by one cell and travels through the bloodstream to affect the activities of cells
Two main classifications of hormones?
Amino based and Steroids
List the two ways that hormones bring about their effects on the body
Lipid soluble hormones and Water soluble hormones
what is the difference between endocrine and exocrine glands?
endocrine- secretes hormones into blood
exocrine- secretes products through ducts onto the exterior body surface
Melatonin
inhibits reproductive functions and sets circadian rhythms
Oxytocin
stimulates smooth muscle contraction and promotes labor and delivery
ADH
decreases amount of water lost at kidneys and causes vasoconstriction
Growth Hormone
stimulates cell growth and reproduction by accelerating protein synthesis
FSH
produces ovarian follicle development and stimulates estrogen secretion
TSH
triggers release of thyroid hormones
ACTH
stimulates release of steroid hormones by adrenal cortex
Protactin
stimulates mammary gland development and stimulates milk production when pregnant
LH
promotes secretion of estrogen and progestins and release of reproduction cells
Thyroxine
Responsible for regulation of metabolism
Calcatonin
Regulates calcium ion concentrations in body fluids
Parathyroid Hormone
Raises calcium concentration in body fluids
Epinephrine
Increased cardiac activity blood pressure blood glucose levels
Cortisol
determines which genes in the nuclei of target cells are transcribed and the rate
Aldosterone
Increases renal reabsortion of sodium and water
Insulin and glucagon
Both regulate blood glucose levels
Estrogen
Important for menstrual and estrous reproductive cells
Progesterone
Prevents changes in uterus and woman taking estrogen after menopause
Androgen
stimulate the production of sex hormones by cells of testes