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endocrine

secreted into interstitial fluid & absorbed into blood stream

autocrine

secreted by cell, and bind to the same cell

paracrine

secreted by cell and works on a nearby cell

lipid soluble hormones include:

steroids, thyroid hormones, NO


*these bind to receptors in cytoplasm or nucleus of cell

water soluble hormones include:

protein and peptide hormones


*these bind to receptors on surface of the cell

what does GhRH release?

GH (promotes growth)

what does TRH release?

TSH (stimulates thyroid to release T3 T4)

what does PRH release?

PRL (breast growth/mammary production)

what does GnRH release?

FSH (ovaries=oocytes/testes=sperm)


LH (ovaries=ovulation, progesterone, estrogen/testes=testosterone)

what does GRH release?

ACTH (adrenal gland- glucocortoroid, mineralocortocoid, androgens)


MSH (melanin)

hypovolumetric shock

decrease in blood volume

cardiogenic shock

poor heart function

vascular shock

excessive vasodilation

obstructive shock

when blood flow is obstructed

order of cardiac contraction

atria contract> isovol contract> ventricle ejects> isovol relaxes> ventricles fill> atria contract

systole

contract/release

diastole

filling

order of cardiac action potential

SA node> AV node> bundle of his> purkinje fibers


*SA node = fast


AV node = slow

blood flow

arteries> arterioles> meta-arterioles> pre-cap. sphincter> capillaries> post-cap. venule> venule> veins

how to fix damaged bv

vascular contraction, platelet plug, clotting (prothrombin turns to thrombin)

adrenal gland

medulla (center): epi/norepi


cortex: 1. glom (aldosterone)


2. fasic (cortisol)


3. retic (androgens)

calcitonin

decrease blood Ca

alpha cells

glucagon (pancreas)

beta cells

insulin (pancreas)