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What are the three classes of hormones chemistry?

Steroid


Peptides and glycoproteins


Monoamine

Lipid base molecules can pass through the lipid membrane

Steroid

Cannot pass into the cell membrane

Peptides glycoproteins

Estrogen


Progesterone


Testosterone


Cortisol


Corticosterone


Aldosterone


Calcitriol was from what Hormones Chemistry?

Steroid

Oxytocin


Antidiuretic hormone


Releasing and inhibiting hormones


Anterior pituitary hormones


Are from what Hormones Chemistry?

Peptides and glycoproteins

Derived from amino acid


Secreted by Adrenal


Pineal


Thyroid Gland


Is secreted by which chemical hormone?

Monoamines

A small amount of hormones can produce a very large response

Enzyme Amplification

Hormones Interactions

Next

Multiple hormones act together for greater effect such as FSH and testosterone

Synergistic effects

One hormones enhances the target organ's response to a second later hormones such as Estrogen and Uterus

Permissive effects

One hormone opposes the action of another such as insulin and Glucogen

Antagonistic effects

Most hormones are taken upand degraded where?

By liver and kidney

What is half life?

How long it takes to get rid of the hormones from the body.

What is GAS?

General Adaptation Syndrome

What is the function of GAS (general adaptation syndrome )

To relief stress


It elevates levels of epinephrine and glucocorticoids

What are the three stages of GAS?

Alarm reaction


Stage of resistance


Stage of Exhaustion

Which stage prepare the body for fight or flight


Increase aldosterone (which raises blood pressure) and Aldosterone (which promotes sodium and conservation )



The Alarm Reaction

What happened in the Stage of Resistance?

Dominated by cortisol


Provide reserved fuel


After hours glycogen is gone, but brain still need glucose.



Cortisol will dampened the immune system.

What happened in the Stage of Exhaustion?

When Sickness last for six months


Cortisol can overwhelm the body.


Causing loss of glucose


High blood pressure


Resulting in death

What hormones are produced by Monoamine ?

Norepinephrine


Dopamine