The document summarizes the endocrine system and its glands, hormones, and functions. It discusses the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, adrenal gland, pancreas, ovaries, and testes. It explains how hormones regulate secretion of other hormones and how levels of certain substances regulate hormone secretion. The document also covers hormonal imbalances and related diseases that can occur from under or over secretion of hormones like growth hormone, thyroxine, and insulin. Finally, it defines homeostasis and describes how negative feedback mechanisms control changes in blood osmotic pressure, body temperature, blood pH, and blood glucose levels.
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Function Hormone Endocrine Gland: Collecting Tubule Antidieuretik)
The document summarizes the endocrine system and its glands, hormones, and functions. It discusses the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, adrenal gland, pancreas, ovaries, and testes. It explains how hormones regulate secretion of other hormones and how levels of certain substances regulate hormone secretion. The document also covers hormonal imbalances and related diseases that can occur from under or over secretion of hormones like growth hormone, thyroxine, and insulin. Finally, it defines homeostasis and describes how negative feedback mechanisms control changes in blood osmotic pressure, body temperature, blood pH, and blood glucose levels.
The document summarizes the endocrine system and its glands, hormones, and functions. It discusses the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, adrenal gland, pancreas, ovaries, and testes. It explains how hormones regulate secretion of other hormones and how levels of certain substances regulate hormone secretion. The document also covers hormonal imbalances and related diseases that can occur from under or over secretion of hormones like growth hormone, thyroxine, and insulin. Finally, it defines homeostasis and describes how negative feedback mechanisms control changes in blood osmotic pressure, body temperature, blood pH, and blood glucose levels.
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Function Hormone Endocrine Gland: Collecting Tubule Antidieuretik)
The document summarizes the endocrine system and its glands, hormones, and functions. It discusses the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, adrenal gland, pancreas, ovaries, and testes. It explains how hormones regulate secretion of other hormones and how levels of certain substances regulate hormone secretion. The document also covers hormonal imbalances and related diseases that can occur from under or over secretion of hormones like growth hormone, thyroxine, and insulin. Finally, it defines homeostasis and describes how negative feedback mechanisms control changes in blood osmotic pressure, body temperature, blood pH, and blood glucose levels.
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ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
ENDOCRINE HORMONE FUNCTION
GLAND Pituitary Gland ADH Stimulate kidney to reabsorb water (Antidieuretik) from collecting tubule LH Stimulate ovulation FSH Stimulate development of mature egg & sperm TSH (Thyroid Stimulating hor Stimulate Thyroxine hormone secretion from Thyroid gland Growth Hor. Stimulate growth & protien synthesis
Thyroid Thyroxine Regulate the body metabolism & help in
Gland blood pressure, blood flow to muscle & glucose level. ENDOCRINE HORMONE FUNCTION GLAND Pancrease Insulin Stimulate the conversion of excess glucose Gland into glycogen & stored in liver Lower the level of glucose in blood
Glucagon Stimulate the breakdown of glycogen to to
glucose Increase theglucose level in blood Ovaries Gland Estrogen Stimulate development of female reproductive sys. Stimulate the secondary sexual characteristic Progesterone Prepare the uterus for implanting of embryo. Testis Gland Testosterone Stimulate sperm production & development of testis Stimulate secondary sexual characteristic in male What Regulate The Secretion of Hormone
1.Regulated By Another Hormone
Thyroid Gland produces Thyroxine hormone regulate by of TSH
5.Regulate BY nervous system
Hypothalamus receive nerve impulse from receptor & stimulate pituitary gland to realese hormone such as ADH.
9.Regulate by the level of certain substances
When the blood glucose level increase, pancrease secrete insulin to convert glucose to glycogen. HORMONAL IMBALANCE & RELATED DISEASE
Types of Under Secretion Over Secretion
hormone
Growth Dwarfism Abnormal increase in the length of
The organs of the person often bones & the person grows tall fail to grow & size of the body is During adulthood, causes like that of a child. acromegaly wherethe bones, hand, cheeks & jaws ticken & tissue enlargement.
Thyroxine Cretinism Increase metabolic rate
Mental retardation in child Excessive sweating,nervousness Adulthood, causes myxedema rapid heart rate symptom are: Thyroid gland enlarge cause goiter
Slow heart rate, low body temp.,
gain weight easily Types of Under Secretion Over Secretion hormone
Insulin Hyperglycaemia Hypoglycaemia
caused by high level of caused low level of glucose & lack of insulin glucose. production. Common Common symptoms are: symptoms : Increase frequency of Fatique, insomnia, urination. mood swing &, Excessive thirst, nervousness blurred of vision Fainting spell
ADH Patient excretes large High retention of
amount of urine water in the body Excessive thirst & drink (Oedema) frequently. Diabetes insipidus) HOMEOSTASIS IN HUMAN
THE REGULATION OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL FACTORS
OF THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT IS KNOWN AS HOMEOSTASIS. NEGATIVE FEEDBACK MECHANISM IS INVOLVE TO CONTROL:
4. CHANGES IN BLOOD OSMOTIC PRESSURE
5. BODY TEMPERATURE 6. BLOOD PH 7. BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVEL The end… Bye-Bye!! See you next time. Don’t forget to study…!
(Progress in Molecular Biology and Translational Science, 119) Martha Gillette - Chronobiology - Biological Timing in Health and Disease-Academic Press (2013) PDF