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Published	08/25/2024	HP ADRENAL-AXIS: an extension of HPA that includes the adrenal gland. Describe how it works.
Published	08/25/2024	The Adrenal Gland medulla produces ________ which include: (3)
Published	08/25/2024	Main facts of the Adrenal Medulla
Published	08/25/2024	What is improtant about catecholamines? What do they help increase?
Published	08/25/2024	The Adrenal Cortex produces 2 major types of steroid hormones. What are they? & What are the minor ones?
Published	08/25/2024	What species produce cortisol? Which produce corticosterone? Which secrete both?
Published	08/25/2024	Main actions of corticosteroids include...
Published	08/25/2024	Glucocorticoid Actions: What do they do metabolically?
Published	08/25/2024	Glucocorticoid Actions: Carbohydrates...
Published	08/25/2024	Glucocorticoid Actions: Protein...
Published	08/25/2024	Glucocorticoid Actions: Lipids....
Published	08/25/2024	Anti-Inflammatory Actions of Glucocorticoids:
Published	08/25/2024	List Glucocorticoid Actions
Published	08/25/2024	Explain immunosuppression functions of glucocorticoids
Published	08/25/2024	Explain nervous system changes via glucocorticoids
Published	08/25/2024	Explain blood pressure changes via glucocorticoids
Published	08/25/2024	Explain Fetal maturation changes via glucocorticoids
Published	08/25/2024	Explain water excretion changes via glucocorticoids
Published	08/25/2024	Stress activates the hypothalamus. What causes the release of cortisol?? Describe.
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Published	08/25/2024	Therapeutic Actions of Glucocorticoids: Lymphoid Tissue
Published	08/25/2024	Therapeutic Actions of Glucocorticoids: Anti-Inflammatory
Published	08/25/2024	Main function of Mineralcorticoids, and their more minor functions include...
Published	08/25/2024	Low aldosterone leads to a fall in extracellular Na and Cl, rise in ________. What does this cause?
Published	08/25/2024	Control of Aldosterone involves....
Published	08/25/2024	Hyperadrenocorticism: Cushing’s Disease: Describe pathogenesis + name some clinical signs
Published	08/25/2024	Hypoadrenocorticism: Addison’s Disease:  describe pathogenesis/facts, and name some clinical signs.
Published	08/25/2024	How to diagnose adrenal issues?
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Published	08/25/2024	Name the 3 Hormone Types of Endocrine Physiology
Published	08/25/2024	Name the Hormone type: Derived from tyrosine (thyroid hormone and epi-and norepi-nephrine).Can get INSIDE cells.
Published	08/25/2024	Name the Hormone type: Synthesized from cholesterolCan go straight through cell walls. Has a receptor INSIDE the cell (even inside the nucleus)Li…
Published	08/25/2024	Name the Hormone: Synthesized from chains of specific amino acids varying greatly in length forming peptides/proteins that target specific recept…
Published	08/25/2024	Neurologic and endocrine systems work together to _________. However, the ______ system is usually slower to respond but has a longer duration.
Published	08/25/2024	These hormone receptors are found on the plasma membrane of the cell. They are _________ second messengers that influence enzyme activity.
Published	08/25/2024	These hormone receptors are located in the __________ or _________ of the cell. Their access is due to ____________. They are _________ to act, due to…
Published	08/25/2024	Major regulatory structure for integrated feedback control and homeostasis
Published	08/25/2024	Describe the HPA
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