Hormones

GHIH- Growth Hormone Inhibiting Hormone, hypothalamus

GHRH- Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone, hypothalamus

THRH- Thyrotropin Releasing Hormone, hypothalamus

CRH- Corticotropin Releasing Hormone,hypothalamus

GnRH- Gonadatropin Releasing Hormone, hypothalamus

PRH- Prolactin Releasing Hormone, hypothalamus

PIH- Prolactin Inhibiting Hormone, Hypothalamus

ADH- Vassopressin: Kidneys, regulates water retention, Anti Diaretic, Neurohypophysis

Oxytocin- breasts, causes milk letdown in nursing mothers and contractions, Neurohypophysis

GH- growth hormone, muscles and bones, help muscles and bone growth, Adenohypophysis

TSH- thyroid stimulating hormone, thyroid, make thyroid hormones stimulate production, Adenohypopysis

ACTH- Adrenocorticotripin: adrinal glands, releasing cortisol, Adenohypophysis

FSH- Follicle Stimulating Hormone: overies, testese, promotes sperm production, stimulates overies to release eggs, Adenohypophysis

LH- luteinizing hormone : overies, testes, tell overies/ testese to make estrogen/ testosterone, Adenohypophysis

PRL- prolactin, women breast, overies, testes, milk production, Adenohypophysis

MSH- melanocyte stimulating hormone: skin cells, melenin production, Adenohypophysis

Calcitonin- calcitonin, blood, raise calcium levels, Thyroid Gland

T4- thyroxine, everywhere, increase metabolism, Thyroid Gland

T3- triiodothyronine, everywhere, the metabalise nutrients, Thyroid Gland

PTH- Parathroid, bones, takes calcium from bones to lower, Parathyroid Glands

Estrogen- uterus/everywhere, depends on target, Adrenal Glands

Androgens-testes/ male reproductive, Adrenal Glands

Aldosterone- kidneys, help blood pressure, Adrenal Glands

Cortasol/Hydrocortisone- everywhere, responds to stress, Adrenal Glands

Epinephrine/ Adrenaline- everywhere, raises heart rate makes you more award, Medulla

Noepinephrine- everywhere, raise blood pressure, Medulla

Estrogen- female repro/everywhere, developmental/growth/maintain, Overies

Proggesterone- memory glands, uterus, prepares uterus for pregnancy,Overies

Testosterone- everywhere, development/growth/maintainging

GLucagon- blood/liver, raises blood sugar

Insulin-blood cells, lower blood sugar

Melatonin- brain, regulates circadian rytham,

Thymosin-immune systems, develop T-cells

ANP- atrial natruretic peptide, kidneys, prevents release of aldostorone to reduce blood and volume pressure

Neurohypophysis- Posterior Pituitary

Adenohypophysis- Anterior Pituitary