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the brain has a what so that what kinda of hormones cannot go into brain?
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blood brain barrier
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which kind of hormones cant easily get in and out of brain
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proteins/peptides
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which type of hormones can go across the cell membrane easily
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steroids
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the nervous system needs two main criteria?
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glands need to secrete and muscles need to contract
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which organs are examples that are derived and modified neural tissue?
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hypophysis, pineal, adrenals
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what does a fish have at the end of its spinal cord that other animals don't?
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urophysis
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what does the urophysis do in fishes?
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affects salt and thermooregulation and kidney functions
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what is attached the kidney of a fish and is derived from the pronephric duct that has a function of salt regulation in kidneys of fish?
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corpuscles of stannius
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which glands are derived from the ectoderm?
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hypophysis, pineal, adrenal medulla, urohypophysis
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which glands are derived from the endoderm?
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parathyroid gland, thryoid, ultimobronchial bodies, pancreatic islets
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which glands are derived from the mesoderm?
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gonads and adrenal cortex
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which glands are derived from the gut tube?
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pancreatic islets
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all of the endocrine organs are protein or peptide hormones except?
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the thyroid gland
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the pituitary is put together by two parts?
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1) lining or oral cavity
2) comes from brain |
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which part of the pituitary comes from the lining of oral cavity?
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adenohypophysis
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what is the primitive mouth of the embryo called?
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stomodeal ectoderm
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the walls of the Rathke's pouch become what?
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adenohypophysis
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the pouch grows upto neural tube and becomes what?
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neurohypophysis
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the stomodeal and the neural tube are both derived by what layer?
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ectoderm
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other animals dont produce milk but produce something like what?
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oxytocin
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what parts make up the adenohypophysis?
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1) par distalis
2) pars intermedia 3) pars tuberalis |
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where is MSH produced?
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pars intermedia
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the parts of the neurohypophysis?
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1) median eminence
2) infundibulum 3) pars nervosa |
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which part of the hypophysis has a capillary bed that drains into pars distalis? this is the important portal system?
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median eminence
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what part of the hypophysis is the stalk?
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infundibulum
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which part of the hypophysis has no cells that make up hormone but the hormones of ADH and oxytocin are released here?
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pars nervosa
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what gland affects growth of musculoskeletal system by putting out growth hormones?
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pituitary
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the NS can communicate w/ the endocrine system through what?
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feedback loops
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bony fish and elasmobranchs have a what part that is of unknown function?
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sacculus vasculosis
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the what part of elasmobranchs has a ventral lobe of unknown function?
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pars distalis
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the lampreys, elasmobranches, bony fish have no what part of hypophysis?
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pars tuberalis
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in lampreys, elasmobranches, bondy fish the what is divided into a rostral and proximal part?
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pars distalis
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the pars intermedia affects pigmentation in what animals?
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reptiles
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in tetrapods what appears?
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pars tuberalis
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tetrapods have how many division to the adenohypophysis?
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3
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what part of the hypophysis is reduced or absent in warmblooded animals?
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pars intermedia
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the pars distalis is divided into what portions in the birds and reptiles?
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birds and reptiles
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what group of animals have no subdivisions of the pars distalis?
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amphibians and mammals
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what are the 2 sources of tissue from the adrenal gland?
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1) chromaffin cells
2) steroidogenic cellss |
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where are the chromaffin cells derived from?
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neural crest
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where are the steroidogenic cells dervied from?
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intermediate mesoderm (just like goands like all steroid hormones)
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which type of cells from the adrenal gland are under control of the sympathetic NS and action synergistically w/ the ANS?
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chromaffin cells
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the cortical hormones have roles in what?
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1) metabolism
2) sodium regulation 3) long term stress adjustments |
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the adrenal gland (adrenal medulla) puts out what?
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mineralcorticoids
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minercorticoids prevent what from happening?
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dehydration
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in stressful situation, the brain needs more of what?
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glucose
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the product of chromaffin cells is what?
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norepinephrine and epinenphrine
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role of mineralocorticoids?
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1) regulate electrolyte levels
2) reabsorb water |
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aldosterone is produced in where?
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adrenal cortex
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all steroid producing tissues are from what layer?
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intermediate mesoderm
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in fish what hormone works on freshwater so they dont lose sodium?
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aldosterone
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what in the shark is a salt gland in the large intestine that works to prevent it from letting go of salt?
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rectal gland
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glucocorticoids do NOT do what?
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stimulate cells to take up glucose because the brain would be deprived of it
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the only type of animal that makes a lot of sex steroids?
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human
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adrenogenital syndrome does what?
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masculanizes female features b/x of too much androgen
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what part of the adrenals responds to ACTH and glucocorticoid level and indirectly is under control of the hypothalamus?
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fasciuclado
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where in the adrenals is the sex steroid mad?
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retiucloso
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what structure in the adrenals is ONLY in mammals?
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reticuloso
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the adrenals is located next to what main organ?
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kidneys
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in some animals the adrenal gland is scattered to what organ?
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aorta
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in bony fish and chondoithyes what is scattered near aorta or pathes of steroid cells and chromafin cells?
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adrenals
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in what type of animals is the organ distinct?
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amniotes
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the one hormone of storage is what?
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insulin
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phayngeal pouch #1:
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eustacian tube and middle ear
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pharyngeal pouch #2:
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palatine tonsils
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phyngeal pouch #3 an #4:
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parathyroid that works on bone to dissolve and provide Calcium
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pharyngeal pouch #4 and #5:
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ultimobronchial pouch
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what gland makes C cells that make calcitonin to lower blood calcium
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ultimobronchial gland
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calcitonin is especially important during what times?
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times of pregnancy to give fetus a skeletal system
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chicken uses what to make skeletal system?
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calcium of shell
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the ultimobranchial bodies produce what?
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calcitonin which decrease blood calcium levels
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thyroid gland is formed from what?
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the floor of the pharynx
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the thyroid capture what to make T3 and T4?
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iodine
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what is the target of glucagon?
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liver that stores carbs
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in what group of animals are the exocrine and endocrine tissues of the pancreatic islet cells mixed together?
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tetrapods
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the main function of thyroid gland in birds and mammals is to what?
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control metabolic rates
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the thryoid gland in some amphibians and anamniotes has role in what?
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molting, growth, and metamorphosis
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wha is the thryoid follicle also called?
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the epithelial sac
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what hormone is produced by the stomach itself?
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gastrin
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what stimulates the gallbladder to secerte into small intestine and causes pancrease to release digestive enzymes?
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choleystekinin
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what is stimulated pancreas to make buffer to neutralize stuff coming out of stomach?
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secretin
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what is needed in preganancy that comes from the placenta?
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CG
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what is the source of progesteron to prolong gestation?
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CL
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as long as what is around you cant deliver baby?
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prosterone
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in mammals 2 sources of progesterone?
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1) CL
2) placenta |
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generally what hormone is higher than what hormone during most of gestation?
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progesterone is higher than estrogen until the end of gestation
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the what gland is attached to the roof the diencephalon?
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pineal gland
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what gland mediates the effects of light on reproduction or body rhythms?
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pineal gland
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what hormone is secreted only at night?
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melatonin
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what gland has role in seasonal reproduction in vert and some if has effect on the skin?
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pineal gland
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