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endocrine |
secreted into interstitial fluid & absorbed into blood stream |
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autocrine |
secreted by cell, and bind to the same cell |
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paracrine |
secreted by cell and works on a nearby cell |
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lipid soluble hormones include: |
steroids, thyroid hormones, NO *these bind to receptors in cytoplasm or nucleus of cell |
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water soluble hormones include: |
protein and peptide hormones *these bind to receptors on surface of the cell |
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what does GhRH release? |
GH (promotes growth) |
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what does TRH release? |
TSH (stimulates thyroid to release T3 T4) |
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what does PRH release? |
PRL (breast growth/mammary production) |
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what does GnRH release? |
FSH (ovaries=oocytes/testes=sperm) LH (ovaries=ovulation, progesterone, estrogen/testes=testosterone) |
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what does GRH release? |
ACTH (adrenal gland- glucocortoroid, mineralocortocoid, androgens) MSH (melanin) |
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hypovolumetric shock |
decrease in blood volume |
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cardiogenic shock |
poor heart function |
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vascular shock |
excessive vasodilation |
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obstructive shock |
when blood flow is obstructed |
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order of cardiac contraction |
atria contract> isovol contract> ventricle ejects> isovol relaxes> ventricles fill> atria contract |
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systole |
contract/release |
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diastole |
filling |
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order of cardiac action potential |
SA node> AV node> bundle of his> purkinje fibers *SA node = fast AV node = slow |
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blood flow |
arteries> arterioles> meta-arterioles> pre-cap. sphincter> capillaries> post-cap. venule> venule> veins |
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how to fix damaged bv |
vascular contraction, platelet plug, clotting (prothrombin turns to thrombin) |
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adrenal gland |
medulla (center): epi/norepi cortex: 1. glom (aldosterone) 2. fasic (cortisol) 3. retic (androgens) |
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calcitonin |
decrease blood Ca |
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alpha cells |
glucagon (pancreas) |
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beta cells |
insulin (pancreas) |