Hormones And Their Effect Swain Ap2

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Growth releasing hormone ghrh

Back 1

Increase GH release

Hint 1

Hypothalamus gland two pituitary gland

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Growth inhibiting hormone g h i h

Back 2

Decrease GH release

Hint 2

Hypothalamus gland

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Thyrotropic releasing hormone trh

Back 3

Increase TSH release

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Hypothalamus gland

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Corticotropin-releasing hormone

Back 4

Increase ACTH release

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Gland hypothalamus Target anterior pituitary

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Gonadotropin releasing hormone

Back 5

Increase GTH release

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Hypothalamus gland Target anterior pituitary

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Oxytocin

Back 6

Start contractions in a positive feedback

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Posterior pituitary the target uterus

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Antidiuretic hormone ADH

Back 7

Decrease water loss increase blood volume

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Posterior pituitary to the kidneys

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Growth hormone or sth AKA somatropin

Back 8

Increase bone and muscle length

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Anterior pituitary to Bone and skeletal muscle

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Prolactin PRL

Back 9

Milk production works with LH

Hint 9

Anterior pituitary to the breasts

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Gonadotropins GTH

Back 10

Sex steroid production and sperm and egg nutrition

Hint 10

Anterior pituitary to the testes or ovaries

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Thyroid stimulating hormone TSH

Back 11

Stimulates the thyroid gland

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Anterior pituitary to the thyroid gland

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Adrenocorticotropic ACTH

Back 12

Stimulates corticosteroid release

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Anterior pituitary to the adrenal cortex

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Thyroid hormone T3 and T4

Back 13

Resting metabolism

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The thyroid gland to almost every cell in the body

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Calcitonin

Back 14

Decrease blood CA 2 +

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Thyroid gland inhibits osteoclast CA 2 + 2 Bone deposit

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Parathyroid hormone pth

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Increases blood ca2 levels

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Parathyroid 2 stimulate osteoclast ca2 absorption kidneys and intestines

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Epinephrine and norepinephrine e and n e

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Increase metabolism fight or flight flight mechanism blood to skeletal muscles sweat decrease smooth muscleBoth epinephrine and norepinephrine can affect your heart, blood sugar levels, and blood vessels. However, norepinephrine can also make your blood vessels become narrower, increasing blood pressure epinephrine is known as adrenaline

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Adrenal medulla 2 blood pressure Skin sweat glands

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Insulin

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Increase sugar uptake storage decrease fat breakdown

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Pancreas to liver and skeletal muscles and fat

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Glucagon

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Increase blood sugar

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Pancreas to liver glycogen breakdown

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Mineralocorticoids AKA aldosterone

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Increase blood na + water retention increased BP

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Adrenal cortex to the kidneys

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Glucocorticoids AKA cortisol

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Increase blood sugar vasoconstriction increase blood pressure

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Adrenal cortex to adipose tissues and blood vessels

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Gonadocorticoids

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Puberty onset

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Adrenal cortex to the reproductive organ

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Thymosins

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T lymphocyte activation

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Thymus to the immune cells

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Estrogen progesterone

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Mature gamete production

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Ovary to the uterus or brain

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Testosterone

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Maturation gametes production

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Testes to the testicles brain muscles