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Master Gland
Posterior
Pituitary
(neurohypophys
is)
Releasing +
inhibiting
hormones
Anterior
pituitary
Stimulate
or inhibit
anterior
pituitary
hormone
production
Antidiuretic
hormone
(ADH)
Kidneys
Hold on to
water
Oxytocin (OT)
Uterus and
mammary
glands
Contractio
ns of labor
causes
Milk let
down
Stores and
releases
antidiuretic
hormone
(ADH) and
oxytocin (OT)
Link between
nervous
system +
endocrine
Psychosomati
c
(Mind over
body)
Diabetes
insipidus
Pain
Somatopsychi
c
(Body over
mind)
Stored in
posterior
pituitary
Stored in
posterior
pituitary
Positive
feedback
Anterior
Pituitary
(Adenohypophy
sis)
Growth
hormone
(GH)
Bones and
muscles
Protein
anabolism
Fat
catabolism
Child
dwarfism
Child:
gigantism
Adult:
Acromegaly
Diurnal cycle
Antagonist:Ins
ulin
Inhibits
glucose
Prolactin
(PRL)
Mammary
glands
Increased
blood
sugar
Milk
production
Galactorhea
Women:
Cessation of
menses
Men:
Impotence
Positive
Feedback
Tropic
Hormones
Thyroid
Stimulating
thyroid
Adrenal
cortex
Stimulate
adrenal
cortex
1) Thyroid
Stimulati
ng (TSH)
2)
Adrenocorticot
ropic hormone
(ACTH)
3) Follicle
Gonads
stimulating
hormone (FSH)
Stimulate
production
of gamete
(Egg/sperm
)
Pineal
Thyroid
4) Lutermizing
Hormone
(LH)
Testes and
the ovaries
Estrogen
Melatonin
Hypothala
mus
Induces
sleep
Body cells
Regulate
biological
clock
Regulate
cell
metabolis
m
T3
Tricodechyrori
ne
T4
Tetralodothyrin
e
Calcitonin
(CT)
Child:
Cretinism
Deformed
dwarfism
Adults:
Myxedema
Sluggish
Gain weight
Skeleton
Kidneys
Lower
blood
calcium
Kidney stone
Osteoporosis
Seasonal
affective
disorder
(SAD)
Inhibited by
light
Graves
disease
(Exophthalm
os,
Autoimmune
)
Lack of
iodine=Goiter
Nervous
(Lose
weight)
Hypocalcemi
a
Examples:
Jet Lag
Antagonist
Parathormone
(PTH)
Parathyroid
Adrenal Cortex
Parathormone
(PTH)
Mineral
corticoid
Aldosterone
Skeleton
Kidneys
Intestines
Kidneys
Hypercalcem Antagonist
ia
Calcitonin (CT)
Absorb
sodium
Addisons
disease
Aldosteronis
m
Excrete
potassium,
and
hydrogen
Dehydration
Edema
Kidney
Stones
Decrease in
blood
pressure
Increase
blood
pressure
Weight loss
Weight gain
*Most
important
regulator of
blood calcium
Where sodium
goes, goes
water
Antagonist
Atrial
natriuretic
hormone
(ANH),
regulated by
Adrenocorticot
ropic hormone
(ACTH)
Glucocorticoid
Body cells
cortisol
Antiinflammato
ry
Gluconeog
enesis
Addisons
disease
Cushings
disease
-moon face
-buffalo
hump
Increase
blood
sugar
Adrenal cortex
Gonadocortico
id androgen
gonads
Makes
pubic and
axillary
hair
Antagonist
insulin
Regulated by
Adrenocorticot
ropic hormone
(ACTH)
Permissive
Epinephrine
Female:
male like
characteristi
cs
Regulated by
adrenocorticot
ropic hormone
(ACTH)
Adrenal medula
Epinephrine
Various
cells
Fight or
flight
Mimics
nervous
system
kidneys
Excrete
sodium
Where sodium
goes, water
goes
norepinephrin
e
Heart
Atrial
natriuretic
hormone
(ANH)
Antagonist
aldosterone
Pancreas
(Islets of
Langerhans)
Glucagon
(alpha cells)
Liver and
muscles
Increase
blood
sugar
Hypoglycemi
a
Store excess
sugar as
glycogen
(liver
+muscles)
Glucogenol
ysis
gluconeoge
nesis
Insulin (Beta
cells)
Liver
muscles
Glucogene
sis
Body cells
Decrease
blood
sugar
Make cells
more
permeable
to glucose
hyperglycem Antagonist
ia
insulin
Gonads
Ovaries
Somatostatin
(delta cells)
Pancreas
Inhibits
-insulin
-glucagon
polypeptid
e panc.
-growth
hormone
Pancreas
polypeptide
cells
intestine
Regulates
release of
pancreatic
enzymes
Estrogen
Female sex
organs
Developme
nt of
secondary
characteris
tics
progesterone
Maintain
pregnancy
Fail to mature
sexually
Gonads
testes
testosterone
Male sex
organs
Developme
nt of
secondary
characteris
tics
Fail to mature
sexually
Sperm
production
Placenta
Huaman
chorionic
gonadotropin
(hCG)
uterus
Maintain
pregnancy
Thymus
Thymosin
Cells of
immune
system
Increase
immunity
thymopoietin
Pregnancy
tests
Decrease
immunity
T cells!
Gastric mucosa
Secretin
gastrin cck
Intestines
Regulate
digestion
Ghrelin
hypothala
mus
Boosts
appetite
Lower
metabolis
m
obesity