NSC Hunger and Thirst

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Negative feedback in which a set point is deviated from and compensatory action begins to come back to set point.

Homeostasis

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Increase in blood osmolatiry, high extracellular solute concentration (neurons in OVLT respond to rise in salt)

Osmotic thirst

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Decreased blood pressure, Decrease in extracellular volume (barrorecepters detect drop on blood pressure, arteries constrict to raise BP, Vasopressin released.)

Hypovolemic Thirst

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released by kidneys to trigger formation of angiotensin II (which acts in subfornical organ)

Renin

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Why do diets not work?

BMR falls to prevent weight loss at the start of a diet

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energy required to fuel brain, can increase with exercise but 40% controlled by hereditary

BMR

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produced by fat cells and secreted into the bloodstream

Leptin

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what does it mean to be leptin resistent

obesity

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what happens to leptin levels as you lose weight

it falls

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Principle fuel energy

Glucose

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Short term, liver

Glycogen

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process by which glucose is converted into glycogen, uses insulin created in pancreas

Glycogenesis

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Long term, fatty tissue

Lipids

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appetite stimulant released by gut. Rises when fasting and drops after eating.

Ghrelin

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Hunger control center

Hypothalamus

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refusal to eat, stabilizes weight at lower level, destroys hunger causing LHA

Lateral hypothalamic lesions

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Leads to obesity, destroys hunger ending PVN

VMH lesions

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stimulates appetite and lowers metabolism —> weight gain

NPY/ AgRP hormone

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inhibits appetite and raises metabolism → weight loss

POMC/ CART hormone

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Eat less, exercise, Mounjaro or ozempic

Obesity treatments

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Glucagon like antagonists which can be used to treat obesity

Mounjaro and ozempic

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Leads to hypothalamic scarring, microglial activation and fewer POMC neurons. Inhibits neurogenesis.

Overeating

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Chronic thirst

Vasopressin deficiency

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Inflames hypothalamus

Overnutrition

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never being full

Prader- Willi syndrome

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highest mortality rate, leads to larger insula and orbitofrontal cortex

Anorexia

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Binge eating and then puking

Bulimia