target organ: kidney | ||
function: to retain water b/c dehydration | ||
stimulated by: hypothalamus - neural control | ||
inhibitied by caffenine, alcohol | ||
T; ovaries and testes | ||
F: ovulation in ovaries - production of progesterone; testosterone production in testes | ||
+: hypothalamus release(GnRH) | ||
-: negative feedback progesterone and testosterone levels | ||
T; uterus; breast tissue | ||
F: uterus - to contract; breast tissue - milk secretion | ||
+: stretch receptors in vaginal canal(neural) | ||
-: stop of vaginal stretching | ||
+: breast tissue - baby nursing | ||
-: breast tissue - baby stops nursing | ||
T: all cells; epiphyseal plates; skeletal muscles | ||
F: to grow | ||
+: hypothalamus release of GRH | ||
-: hypothalamus release of GIH(growth inhibition) | ||
T: adrenal cortex(outside) | ||
+: adrenal cortex | ||
+: hypothalamus release of CRH(corticotropic) | ||
-: negative feedback(cortisol level) | ||
F: to release corticosteriod hormone to help body resist stress | ||
T: thyroid | ||
F: to make thyroid release thyroxin | ||
+: hypothalamus release TRH, when thyroid hormones decrease in blood | ||
-: negative feedback loop(high levels of thyroid hormones) | ||
neural, humoral, hormonal | ||
T: gonads | ||
F: gamete formation and gelp release estrogen and testosterone | ||
+: beginning of puberty: hypothalamus releases GnRH(gonadotropic releasing hormone) | ||
-: negative feedback(estrogen and testosterone levels) | ||
T: mammary glands | ||
F: to produce milk in females, males enhances effects of ICSH/LH | ||
+: hypothalamus release of PRF; also breast feeding | ||
-: hypothalamus release of MRF(photosensitive receptors in skin and eyes); increase of dopamine | ||
t: all body cells | ||
f: to accelerate rate of cellular metabolism | ||
+:low levels triggers hypothalamust to release TRH-causes TSH release | ||
-:high levels of T3 and T4 | ||
t:melanocytes | ||
f; to protect skin from UV rays | ||
+: hypothalamus release of MRF(photosensitive receptors in the skin and eyes) | ||
-: increase levels of dopamine | ||
adrenaline | ||
hormone and neurotransmitter | ||
f:increase duration of effects of sympathetic nervous system, effects of hormones last longer than neurotransmitters | ||
T:heart,liver, skeletal muscle, blood vessals, respiratory | ||
F; increase blood sugar, blood pressure, heart rate | ||
+: signals from brain via sympathetic nervous system; inhibited by signal cessation | ||
found in diencephalon of brain | ||
produces melatonin | ||
raises and falls during waking and sleeping hours, triggers sleep by peaking at night and causing drowsiness | ||
located in upper thorax | ||
f: immune system | ||
produces thymosin | ||
helps with maturation of white blood cells | ||
t: adipose tissue and liver;(action is gluconeogenisis) | ||
+: stress | ||
-: inhibited by negative feedback | ||
t: kidneys(not antidiuretic) | ||
f: reabsorb sodium; increase blood pressure | ||
+: rennin-angiostensis; low sodium and high potassium and ACTH | ||
-: high sodium and low potassium | ||
t: osteoblasts; intestines, kidneys, skin | ||
f: increase blood calcium levels | ||
intestines: absorb calcium | ||
kidneys: keep calcium | ||
skin: produce vitamin D | ||
osteoclasts: break down | ||
f: maintaing blood sugar levels at/or near set-point 70-105 mg/dl | ||
releases insulin helps glucose get to body cells; use glucose for cellular respiration | ||
t: liver(convert glycogen) and adipose tissue(convert to glucose) | ||
+: low blood sugar | ||
-: high blood sugar | ||
t: all body cells | ||
f: high levels are in fetus and in early puberty; increases cell metabolism, RBC productioon in infants | ||
+: ACTH | ||
-: high level of sex hormone | ||
t; most body cells | ||
primary and secondary male sex characteristics | ||
+: LH | ||
t: most body cells | ||
+: FSH and LH | ||
f: 2dary sex characteristics, support egg maturation, promote protein synthesis in skeletal muslce | ||
I: ovaries | ||
t: ovaries | ||
promotes growth of primary and 2dary sex characterisitcs | ||
t: brain | ||
i; pancreas | ||
t:liver | ||
f: to produce glycogen to glucose/ increase blood glucose | ||
i: adrenal cortex | ||
t: fat/liver | ||
f; increase blood glucose | ||
Aldosterone, Androgens, Cortisol | ||
Epinephrine and Norepinephrine |
Pituitary Hormones
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