Chapter 17
Endocrine System
1.
Know the selected
vocabulary of chapter 17.
- Know the overall function of the endocrine
system.
- Know what hormones are.
- Know the components of the endocrine system
(hormone, target cells, endocrine glands, endocrine
organs) and know the function of each and how they interact.
- Know the major organs of the endocrine
system by name and be able to identify their locations in the body.
- Know the differences between the nervous
system and endocrine.
- Know the location and functions of the
hypothalamus.
- Know the relationship between the
hypothalamus and pituitary gland.
- Know what tropic hormones are.
- Know what ‘releasing hormones’ are.
- Know what the ‘adenohypophysis’
and ‘neurohypophysis’ are.
- Know the location of the pituitary gland.
- Know the hormones secreted by the anterior
pituitary gland and know the target organ and effects of each.
- Know how the hypothalamus controls the
pituitary gland.
- Know the hormones stored and released by the
posterior lobe of the pituitary gland and know their target organs and
effects.
- Know where oxytocin
and ADH are produced.
- Know how growth hormone levels change during
the aging process.
- Know the location and hormones released by
the Pineal gland and know the effects of the hormones.
- Know the location and hormones released by
the thymus gland and know the effects of the hormones.
- Know the location and hormones released by
the thyroid gland and know the effects of the hormones.
- Know the location and hormone released by
the parathyroid gland and know the effects of the hormone.
- Know the location and hormones released by
the adrenal medulla and adrenal cortex and know the effects of the hormones.
- Know the location and hormones released by
the pancreas and know the effects of the hormones.
- Know the condition that causes insulin to be
released and understand how insulin lowers blood sugar.
- Know the condition that causes glucagon to
be released and understand how glucagon increases blood sugar.
- Know what the terms ‘hyperglycemic’ and
‘hypoglycemic’ mean.
- Know the location and hormones released by
the ovaries and testes and know the effects of the hormones.
- Know the source and effects of ANP,
erythropoietin and angiotensinogen.
- Understand the causes of stress effects of
stress and understand the general adaptation syndrome.
- Understand the difference between paracrine secretions, neurotransmitters and hormones.
- Understand how hyposecretion
and hypersecretion of hormones results in
endocrine disorders.
- Know the differences between type-I and
type-II diabetes mellitus.
- Understand the causes and effects of the
following endocrine disorders:
·
Diabetes insipidus
·
Acromegaly
·
Gigantism
·
Dwarfism
·
Congenital
hypothyroidism
·
Endemic goiter
·
Toxic goiter
(Graves Disease)
·
Hypoparathyroid
·
Cushing syndrome
·
Adrenogenital syndrome (AGS)
·
Diabetes Mellitus