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Fill out the table THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM HORMONE ABBREVIATION GLAND WHICH SECRETES THE HORMONE FUNCTION TARGET CELL RELATEED DISEASES Adrenocorticotropic hormone           Aldosterone           Antidiuretic hormone           Calcitonin           Corticosteroid           Epinephrine           Estrogen           Glucagon           Glucocorticoids           Growth stimulating hormone           Insulin           Luteinizing hormone           Melatonin           Norepinephrine           Oxytocin           Parathyroid hormone           Progesterone           Prolactin           Testosterone           Thymopoietin

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UNIT 10B QUIZ Name Date (continued) Section 8 What is a negative feedback loop? Cite an example of a negative feedback loop in the endocrine system. 9 List the stimulus for secretion for each of the following hormones (note that some hormones are stimulated by other hormones): a Glucagon b Calcitonin c Parathyroid hormone d Thyroxine and triiodothyronine (T4 and T3) e Cortisol f Antidiuretic hormone 10 List the target tissue and effects of each of the following hormones: a Insulin: b Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH): c Growth hormone: d Prolactin: Annandale Campus Endocrine System QUIZ UNIT 10B I 25

Please answer fast You volunteer at a hospital where a patient complains that her bones feel weak. She has broken her hip several times. You also notice that she never eats any dairy products such as milk or yogurt during meals because it makes her sick.   a) What is this patient’s condition?    b) Describe the cause of this condition. (Related to the endocrine system.)    c) Using your knowledge of the endocrine system and negative feedback loops, describe a treatment for this patients’ condition (remember, she cannot eat dairy.)    .       Explain why a person would be dehydrated after drinking lots of alcohol, reference specific glands and hormones involved.

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Looking at the picture below 1.Base on the picture below, please identify secretin, epinephrine, and cortisol as a peptide, amino acid derivative, or steroid hormone. 2.shortly describe how the target cell receives these hormones.

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TABLE 1. Patient’s data and hormonal values Table shows there were no notable age distinctions between men and women.  and that the hormone levels were within normal ranges for their respective ages. explain why?

Endocrine  Can I get the answer? I do not need explanation. 1.  Coronary artery disease is the leading cause of death associated with diabetes mellitus.  True  False 2.  Insulin Glargine is a long-acting form of insulin that is synthesized with several D-amino acids that slow its proteolytic degradation and extend the half-life of the insulin Glargine molecule.  True  False 3.  Metformin is a drug that lowers blood glucose levels by increasing glucose uptake in skeletal muscle, blocking the hepatic production of glucose, and decreasing the intestinal absorption of glucose.  True  False

Please match the following hormones with their functions. Increases thyroid hormone secretion 1. ADH Regulates cell metabolism 2. Glucagon Increases milk production in females 3. Oxytocin Prolongs sympathetic response 4. Epinephrine Increases uterine 5. Thyroxine contraction 6. Prolactin Increases blood sugar 7. ACTH Decreases urination 8. TSH Stimulates tissue growth 9. GH Increases steroid release

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The following could be used as hormones in the endocrine system and/or neurotransmitters by the nervous system (select all that apply i.e multiple correct answers)   1. Norepinephrine (NE)   2. insulin   3. antidiuretic hormone (ADH)   4. thyrotropin releasing hormone (TRH)   5. calcitonin   6. cholecystokinin

A specimen presents an endocrine system organ covered with capsule made of connective tissue. Septa branch off from the capsule inwards and divide the organ into lobules. Each lobule consists of two cell types: neurosecretory pinealocytes (polygonal cells with processes) located in the center and gliacytes (astrocytes) located at the periphery. What organ is represented in this specimen? O Adrenal medulla Epiphysis Thyroid gland Pituitary gland O Hypothalamus

(Max of 10 sentences only. Paragraph style only. No bullet points. Feel Free to include visuals as well.) Identify then describe the major endocrine organ and the actions of the hormones it produces to regulate blood glucose homeostasis.

Hi, can you help me with the following multiple choice questions: Thanks!! Z. is a 27-year-old man with readily apparent thyroid goiter. He comments that he gained 5 pounds in the last year, and you notice that his weight is approximately 20 pounds greater than normal. What can you conclude about this patient’s thyroid function? the goiter indicates that he is hyperthyroid the combination of excessive weight and goiter indicates that he is hypothyroid the combination of excessive weight and goiter indicates that he is hyperthyroid he is probably euthyroid, because the weight gain eliminates the possibility of hyperthyroidism it is not possible to make a conclusion from this information provided. For an answer to be correct, both the symptom and the explanation must be correct. Which answer is incorrect? the resting heart rate increases because circulating levels of catecholamines increase. Excess thyroid hormones stimulate the release of more adrenal catecholamines. myocardial…