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Mind Map by Matthew Coddington, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Matthew Coddington
over 6 years ago
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THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
- has two primary
- HORMONES
- released by
- GLANDS
- PITUITARY
GLAND
- located at
- base of brain
- attached to the
- hypothalamus
- hypothalamus
- attached to the
- base of brain
- which
- stores
and
produces
hormones
- stores
and
produces
hormones
- composed of
- two
separate
lobes
- posterior lobe
- produces
- antidiuretic hormone
- which
- regulates body water
- regulates body water
- which
- oxytocin
- which initiates
- strong uterine
contractions
during labour
- strong uterine
contractions
during labour
- which initiates
- antidiuretic hormone
- produces
- anterior lobe
- releases
- thyroid
stimulating
hormone
- as well as
- adrenocorticotropic
- stimulates
- adrenal cortex
- adrenal cortex
- stimulates
- adrenocorticotropic
- as well as
- thyroid
stimulating
hormone
- releases
- regulated by
- hypothalamus
- relaxing factors are
- dopamine
- which
- inhibits
secretion
of prolactin
- stimulates
- milk production
- milk production
- stimulates
- inhibits
secretion
of prolactin
- which
- somatostatin
- which
- inhibits
secretion of
somatotropin
- stimulates
- growth of
the long
bones
- growth of
the long
bones
- stimulates
- inhibits
secretion of
somatotropin
- which
- dopamine
- relaxing factors are
- hypothalamus
- posterior lobe
- two
separate
lobes
- located at
- THYROID
GLAND
- located
- front of neck, in
front of trachea
- front of neck, in
front of trachea
- contains
- four parathyroid
glands within
- produce
- parathyroid hormone
- which
- increase calcium levels in blood
and lower phosphate levels
- increase calcium levels in blood
and lower phosphate levels
- which
- parathyroid hormone
- produce
- four parathyroid
glands within
- produces
- thyroxin and
triiofothyronine
- which
- increase metabolism
and limit growth
- require iodine
present in thyroid
for production
- increase metabolism
and limit growth
- which
- thyroxin and
triiofothyronine
- located
- ADRENAL GLAND
- located above
- kidneys
- kidneys
- composed of
- adrenal medulla
- and the
- adrenal cortex
- produces
- glucorticoids
- which affects
- blood glucose levels
- blood glucose levels
- such as
- cortisol
- cortisol
- which affects
- mineralcorticoids
- which
- water balance
- water balance
- such as
- aldosterone
- aldosterone
- which
- sex hormones
- glucorticoids
- produces
- adrenal cortex
- produces
- epinephrine and noepinephrin
- creates
our
- fight or flight response
- fight or flight response
- creates
our
- epinephrine and noepinephrin
- and the
- adrenal medulla
- located above
- PANCREAS
- located
- in abdomen
- in abdomen
- hormone producing
cells of pancreas are located in
- islets of Langerhans
- produce
- insulin
- produced by
- beta cells
- beta cells
- released when
- blood sugar rises
- blood sugar rises
- causes
- cells of muscles, liver
and organs to become
permeable to glucose
- liver to convert
glucose to glycogen
- which
- primary storage
of glucose
- lowers blood sugar
- primary storage
of glucose
- which
- cells of muscles, liver
and organs to become
permeable to glucose
- produced by
- glucagon
- produced by
- alpha cells
- alpha cells
- released when
- blood sugar is low
- blood sugar is low
- promotes
- conversion of
glycogen to glucose
- which
- raises blood sugar
- raises blood sugar
- which
- conversion of
glycogen to glucose
- produced by
- insulin
- produce
- islets of Langerhans
- located
- PITUITARY
GLAND
- GLANDS
- one being
- STEROID HORMONES
- made from
- cholesterol
- examples are
- sex hormones
and cortisol
- which
- which
- sex hormones
and cortisol
- examples are
- cholesterol
- are
- fat soluble
- therefore
- diffuse from capilaries
- into
- target cells
- which activate
- specific protein synthesis
- specific protein synthesis
- which activate
- target cells
- into
- diffuse from capilaries
- therefore
- fat soluble
- made from
- the other being
- PROTEIN HORMONES
- are
- water soluble
- therefore
- combine with receptor
sites of cell membranes
- causes
- adenylyl cyclase sythesis
- which
- converts ATP to cyclic AMP
- which
- activates enzymes
- activates enzymes
- which
- converts ATP to cyclic AMP
- which
- adenylyl cyclase sythesis
- causes
- combine with receptor
sites of cell membranes
- therefore
- water soluble
- made from
- chains of amino acids
- examples are
- growth hormones
and insulin
- which
- which
- growth hormones
and insulin
- examples are
- chains of amino acids
- are
- PROTEIN HORMONES
- STEROID HORMONES
- provide control of
- organs and tissues
- organs and tissues
- released by
- HORMONES
- diagram
- DISEASES
- diabetes
- insufficient
production
of insulin
- insufficient
production
of insulin
- hyperthyroidism
- overproduction of
thyroxine can cause
weight loss and high
blood pressure.
- overproduction of
thyroxine can cause
weight loss and high
blood pressure.
- hypothyroidism
- lack of
thyroid
causes
myxedema
- dry skin,
weight
gain,
edema
- dry skin,
weight
gain,
edema
- lack of
thyroid
causes
myxedema
- goiter
- Inadequate
iodine in
thyroid
causes
enlargement
of thyroid
gland
- Inadequate
iodine in
thyroid
causes
enlargement
of thyroid
gland
- dwarfism
- low secretion
of
somatotropin
during
childhood
can cause
dwarfism
- low secretion
of
somatotropin
during
childhood
can cause
dwarfism
- diabetes
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