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functions of the endocrine system
-regualtion of volume, composition of body fluids, body metabolism, production of energy, and the activity of the reproductive system
-alters the activity of the cardiac muscles, smooth muscles, glands, and the immune system
-continues our developement and growth
hormone properties
exocrine-secretes into ducts which are connected to body cavities, organs, and outside the body
endocrine-secrete chemicals into interstitial fluid around them
6 endocrine glands
-pituitary-
-thyroid-
-parathyroid-
-adrenal-
-pineal-
-thymus-
6 accessory endocrine glands
-hypothalumus-
-pancreas-
-testis, ovaries, placenta-
-kidneys-
-heart-
-digestive tract-
Thymus hormone (1)
thymosin
Hypothalamus hormones (5)
-thyrotropin releasing hormone-
-gonadotropin RH-
-Prolactin RH or Inhibiting H-
-growth hormone RH or IH-
-corticotropin RH-
Pituitary Hormones (8)
-Thyroid stimulating-
-follicle stimulating-
-luteinizing-
-prolactin-
-growth-
-adrenocorticltropic-
-antidiuretic-
-oxytocin-
Thyroid Hormone (1)
thyroxine
Parathyroid hormone (1)
parathyroid
Adrenal Hormones (5)
-adrenaline/epinephrine-
-noreadrenaline/norepinephrine-
-aldosterone-
-glucocorticoids-
-androgens-

Pineal Hormone (1)
melatonin

Thymus Hormone (1)
thymosin
Pancreas Hormones (2)
-insulin-
-glucagon-
Testi, Ovaries Hormones (2)
testis-testosterone
ovaries- estrogen and progesterone
Kidney Hormones (2)
-calcitrol-
-renin-
Heart Hormone (1)
Atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP)
Digestive Tract Hormones (3)
-gastrin-
-cholecystokinin-
gastric inhibitory peptide-
pituitary
the master gland
thymus
-for immunity
pituitary gland
the master gland
thyroid gland
-maintains metabolism levels
parathyroid gland
-regulates blood calcium levels
adrenal gland
-prepares the body for physical activity
pineal gland
-influences sleep patterns
-hypothalumus
-secretes hormones thru the anterior pituitary then into the blood
kidneys
-regulates blood pressure, blood volume, blood composition, and blood PH
heart
-for this system it regulates sodium levels
digestive tract
-hormones slow down digestion to allow more breakdown and absorption of nutrients
thymus
-for immunity
pituitary gland
the master gland
thyroid gland
-maintains metabolism levels
parathyroid gland
-regulates blood calcium levels
adrenal gland
-prepares the body for physical activity
pineal gland
-influences sleep patterns
-hypothalumus
-secretes hormones thru the anterior pituitary then into the blood
kidneys
-regulates blood pressure, blood volume, blood composition, and blood PH
heart
-for this system it regulates sodium levels
digestive tract
-hormones slow down digestion to allow more breakdown and absorption of nutrients
thymus
-for immunity
pituitary gland
the master gland
thyroid gland
-maintains metabolism levels
parathyroid gland
-regulates blood calcium levels
adrenal gland
-prepares the body for physical activity
pineal gland
-influences sleep patterns
-hypothalumus
-secretes hormones thru the anterior pituitary then into the blood
kidneys
-regulates blood pressure, blood volume, blood composition, and blood PH
heart
-for this system it regulates sodium levels
digestive tract
-hormones slow down digestion to allow more breakdown and absorption of nutrients
thymus
-for immunity
pituitary gland
the master gland
thyroid gland
-maintains metabolism levels
parathyroid gland
-regulates blood calcium levels
adrenal gland
-prepares the body for physical activity
pineal gland
-influences sleep patterns
-hypothalumus
-secretes hormones thru the anterior pituitary then into the blood
kidneys
-regulates blood pressure, blood volume, blood composition, and blood PH
heart
-for this system it regulates sodium levels
digestive tract
-hormones slow down digestion to allow more breakdown and absorption of nutrients
pancrease
-increase the uptake of glucose and break down of glucogen
testies, ovaries, placenta
-reproduction and health of placenta
thymosin
stimulates the synthesis and development of lymphocytes
follical stimulating hormone
-sperm developement
luteinizing hormonw
-stimulates ovulation and male testosterone secretion
prolactin
-regulates breast milk production
adrenocorticoltropic hormone
-controls secretion of adrenal glands
antidiuretic hormone
controls water balance
oxytocin
helps produce milk ejection and transport sperm
thyroxine hormone
regulates metabolism, growth, and development and the activity of the nervous system
adrenaline/epinephrine
FIGHT
noradrenaline/norepinephrine
FLIGHT
aldosterone
hormone to conserve salt and water
glucocorticoids
hormone to increase the formation of glucose and glycogen in the liver
androgen
hormone to exert a masculanized effect
melatonin
increase during sleep, decrease during the day
thymosin
stimulates the synthesis and development of lymphocytes
insulin
-increases the storage of carbs, protein, and fats
glucogen
-takes glucose (stored sugar) into blood stream
calcitrol
-for homeostasis
renin
-regulates blood pressure and blood volume-
atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP)
targets the kidney where it promotes sodium excretion which drecreases blood pressure
gastrin
-hormone that helps break down food
Cholecystokinin (CCK)
Gastric inhibitory peptide (GIP)
allow time for lipids to be digested and absorbed in the intestines