5 Written Questions

1. Elevated calcium
2. Type 1: juvenile; pancreas produces no insulin
   Type 2: adult; pancreas produces some insulin
3. Produces humoral parathyroid hormone (PTH) - increases osteoclasts, reduces calcium loss in kidneys, & increases calcium absorption in small intestine
   Effect is to increase blood calcium
   Not part of thyroid
4. Luteinizing hormone
   Tropic
5. Humoral testosterone
   1 & 2 degrees of sexual development, characteristics, & gametes

5 Matching Questions

1. Tropic hormones
2. Other Non-Endocrine organs that produce hormones
3. FSH stands for . . .
4. Adrenal Medulla
5. Neural Stimuli

1. a Follicle stimulating hormone
   Tropic
2. b Neural epinephrine & neural norepinephrine (part of short term stressor response)
3. c Stimulate secretion of other endocrine glands
4. d Hormone secretion is stimulated by nerve fibers
   Gland: adrenal cortex
5. e Kindney
   Heart
   Stomach
   Small Intestine
   Skin
   Adipose Tissue - Leptin (affects appetite)

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Hormonal estorgen & progesterone
   1 & 2 degrees of sexual development, characteristics, & gametes
   1. Testes
   2. Ovaries
   3. Hormones
   4. Pancreas
2. Stores two hormones (ADH & oxytocin) which are produced by the hypothalamus
   Releases them on command from the hypothalamus
   1. 2 Parts of pituitary gland
   2. Posterior pituitary gland
   3. Anterior pituitary gland
   4. Pineal Gland
3. Under control of hypothalamic hormones
   Will produce & secrete any 6 hormones
   1. 2 Parts of pituitary gland
   2. Posterior pituitary gland
   3. Pineal Gland
   4. Anterior pituitary gland
4. A condition in which the hypothalamus produces anti-diuretic hormone
   1. Testes
   2. Diabetes Melititus
   3. Hyperthyroidism
   4. Diabetes Insipidis
5. Prolactin
   1. PRL stands for . . .
   2. TSH stands for . . .
   3. GH stands for . . .
   4. MSH stands for . . .

5 True/False Questions

1. Pineal Gland → Humoral insulin effect is to lower blood glucose by aiding its entrance into cells; carry glucose through bloodstream to cell
   Humoral glycogen effect is to raise blood glucose by increasing glycogen to glucose conversion in liver; glucagon is weaker than insulin but has opposite effect

   True        False

2. Adrenal Cortex → Neural epinephrine & neural norepinephrine (part of short term stressor response)

   True        False

3. Gigantism → Hormonal estorgen & progesterone
   1 & 2 degrees of sexual development, characteristics, & gametes

   True        False

4. ACTH stands for . . . → Growth hormone

   True        False

5. Cushing's Disease → Hyperfunction of adrenal cortex

   True        False