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The hypothalamus controls secretion by the anterior pituitar…

The hypothalamus controls secretion by the anterior pituitary by  

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Please identify the neuron pictured below as:  SYMPATHETIC o…

Please identify the neuron pictured below as:  SYMPATHETIC or PARASYMPATHETIC             [a] ______________  

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Use the following hormones to complete the statements  (fill…

Use the following hormones to complete the statements  (filling in the blanks using the listed hormones):      Andrenocorticotropic Hormone, Corticotropin-releaseing hormone, glucocorticoids   The [a]    is secreted from the hypothalamus and it acts on the anterior  pituitary gland causing it to secrete  [b]   .  The release of the anterior pituitary gland hormone then acts on the adrenal cortex to cause it to secrete [c]  .  

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Craniosacral division is another name for the  

Craniosacral division is another name for the  

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The _____________  is a division of the nervous system respo…

The _____________  is a division of the nervous system responsible for _____.  

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Target cells can adjust their sensitivity to hormones by cha…

Target cells can adjust their sensitivity to hormones by changing?  

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Cells can  have ___________ receptor(s) and respond to _____…

Cells can  have ___________ receptor(s) and respond to ________ hormone(s) at a time.  

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Match the Following Hormones to the correction function:  Le…

Match the Following Hormones to the correction function:  Leptin                        Mediates part of the sympathetic response to stress. Affects metabolism (increases blood glucose). Also                                    increases heart rate & BP Cortisol                     Reduces Ca+2 in ECF stimulates bone deposition and ossification. Effects  primarily children.                              Aldosterone               Affects metabolism (increases blood glucose) Glucagon                  Stimulates kidneys to excrete (lose)  Na+ and H2O. Regulates blood pressure. T3 & T4 (thyroid Hormone)          Promotes Na+ retention and K+ secretion  by kidneys, maintains blood pressure & volume.                  Epinephrine and Norepinephrine                    Suppresses apetite  Calcitonin                           Elevates metabolic rate, O2 consumption and heat production. Stimulates respiration and circulation  Atrial Naturetic Peptide/Factor                     Stimulates red blood cell production by  bone marrow. Erythropoietin              Controls metabolism and response tostress. Increases blood glucose. Suppresses immune (defense) system.

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Where are preganglionic nerve cell bodies are located?      …

Where are preganglionic nerve cell bodies are located?                        

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A ________________  hormone acts on the secretory action of…

A ________________  hormone acts on the secretory action of other endocrine glands.    

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