Endocrine Physiology: Hypothalamus & The Anterior Pituitary Gland

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Week 4: Thursday, September 18th

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the Egyptians believed that the _______ was not important, and that the _______ and _______ were because they drained mucus from the brain

brain, hypothalamus and pituitary

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true or false: future research found that removing the pituitary gland did not lead to endocrine gland atrophy

false. future research found that removing the pituitary gland did lead to endocrine gland atrophy

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the _______ is the tube connecting the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, it has blood vessels that send hormones between the two

infundibulum

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true or false: hypothalamus hormones are hormones because they’re released in the brain

false. hypothalamus hormones are neurohormones they’re released in the brain

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true or false: pituitary gland hormones are hormones because they’re released outside of the brain

true

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_______ claims that the hypothalamus releases chemicals into portal blood vessels to regulate pituitary

Neurovascular hypothesis

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the pituitary gland is a _______ between the brain and body

relay station

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the _______ hangs from our brain in the sphenoid bone within sells turcica (bone depression); below the hypothalamus; and broken into 3 sections

pituitary gland

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the _______ pituitary gland is derived from oral ectoderm (mouth cavity) and connected to the hypothalamus via blood

anterior (adenohypopsis)

<p>anterior (adenohypopsis) </p>
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the _______ pituitary gland is derived from neural ectoderm (forebrain) and connected to the hypothalamus via axons

posterior (neurohypopsis) 

<p>posterior (neurohypopsis)&nbsp;</p>
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a _______ causes the inhibition of growth and reduction in size of adrenal glands, gonads, and thyroid glands

hypophysectomy

<p>hypophysectomy</p>
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true or false: injection of interior pituitary extracts in hypophysectomy rats restores growth in adrenal glands, gonads, and thyroid glands

true

<p>true </p>
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True or false: removal of endocrine glands enlarges the pituitary gland

true

<p>true </p>
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gigantism, cushing’s syndrome, hyperthyroidism, and disruptions of sex hormones are examples of _______

disorders resulting for pituitary tumors

<p>disorders resulting for pituitary tumors </p>
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the _______ has different cell types surrounded by sinusodal cappilaries (very permeable)

adenohypopsis

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sinusodial capillaries surrounding the adenohypopsis store/release _______, which control glands, and _______, which nourish/help gells grow

tropic hormones, trophic hormones 

<p>tropic hormones, trophic hormones&nbsp;</p>
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_______ is an adenohypopsis glycoprotein hormome that releases thyrotropin/thyroid hormone (TSH), and stimulates thyroud hormone secretion

thyrotrope 

<p>thyrotrope&nbsp;</p>
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_______ is an adenohypopsis glycoprotein hormome that releases follicle-stimulating hormome (FSH) and leutinizing hormome (LH), and stimulates gonads hormome secretion

gonadotrope 

<p>gonadotrope&nbsp;</p>
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true or false: LH stimulates sperm and egg production, and FSH stimulates corpus luteum formation, estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone

false. FSH stimulates sperm and egg production, and LH stimulates corpus luteum formation, estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone

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TSH, FSH, and LH have the same alpha chain, but different _______, and receptors

beta chain 

<p>beta chain&nbsp;</p>
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_______ is an adenohypopsis hormome that releases somatotropin (sonatotrophic hormome/growth hormone (GH)), is the most abundant cell, stimulates body cell growth adn development, and affects energy balance and milk production 

somatotrope 

<p>somatotrope&nbsp;</p>
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_______ is an adenohypopsis hormome that releases prolactin (PRL), which stimulates mammary gland to produce milk, and immune cells, and is involved in maternal and paternnal behavior

lactotrope 

<p>lactotrope&nbsp;</p>
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_______ is an adenohypopsis hormome that releases Gh and PRL

somatomammotrope

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_______ is an adenohypopsis hormome that releases adrenol corticotropic hormome (ACTH), which stimulates the adrenal cortex (controls fluidds, energy, reproduction)

corticotrope

<p>corticotrope </p>
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true or false: ACTH-like hormomes come from proopiomelanocortin, and are processed into multiple hormomes

true 

<p>true&nbsp;</p>
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true or false: the adenohypopsis has many nerves but a low blood supply

false. the adenohypopsis has few nerves but a rich blood supply

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the adenohypopsis is connected to the hypothalamus by the _______, a blood vessel system containing primary and secondary plexuses

hypothalamohypophyseal portal system

<p>hypothalamohypophyseal portal system </p>
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the pituitary gland secretes _______ hormomes

stimulating

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secretion in pulses matching hypothamic input, and daily cycles based on activity, sleep, and light/dark, are examples of _______

adenohypopsis regulation

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_______ inhibits GH if too much is released

somatostatin

<p>somatostatin </p>
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prolactin is always released, unless _______ is present, which will inhibit PRL

prolactin 

<p>prolactin&nbsp;</p>