1st Lab Exam

Biology 216 with Morian-parker at Salisbury University

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Gonadotropin RH

Hypothalamus - releases Gonadotropin

Corticotropin Rh

Hypothalamus - release Corticotropin

Thyrotropin RH

Hypothalamus - releases thyrotropin

Prolactin IH

Hypothalamus - releases prolactin

Growth IH and RH

Hypothalamus - releases both

Antidiuretic Hormone

Posterior Pituitary Gland to Kidneys - Decrease Urine concentration

Oxytocin

Posterior Pituitary Gland to Uterus - Increases Contractions

Follicle Stimulating Hormone

Anterior Pituitary to ovaries/testes

Lutenizing Hormone

Anterior to ovaries/testes

ACTH

Anterior to Adrenal - increase cortisone

TSH

Anterior to Thyroid - release T3 and T4

Prolactin

Anterior to mammary glands - milk production

Growth Hormone

To all tissue

Thyroxine

Thyroid - increase metabolic rate

Calcitonin

Thyroid to skeleton - stimulate bone growth

Parathyroid Hormone

Parathyroid to skeleton - decrease bone growth

Cortisol

Adrenal to liver - increase release of sugar

Aldosterone

Adrenal to kidneys - increase sodium retention

Epinephrine

Adrenal - increase metabolic rate

Estrogen

Ovaries - Widens hips and enlarges breasts

Progesterone

Ovaries to the Uterus - maintain endometrium

Testosterone

Testes - 2nd degree sexual attributes

Insulin

Pancreas - increase uptake of sugar

Glucagen

Pancreas to liver - release sugar

Atrial

No P-wave

Ventricular

Blood doesn't move

1st degree heart block

P - R interval increase

2nd degree heart block

many P waves before a QRS

3rd degree heart block

Atriums and Ventricles contract on their own

Tachychardia

Fast heartbeat

Premature Ventricular Contraction

PVC - Ventricles contract without a stimulus

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By: Sean Mackin
Created: 2011-02-24
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