Bio 1500 Lecture 23

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Lecture 23 1. ANS a. Adrenal Medulla 2. Hormones 3. Insulin & Glucagon a. Diabetes 2. Role of Hypothalamus & Pituitary in the Endocrine System 3. Thyroid Hormones

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Lecture 231. ANS

a. Adrenal Medulla2. Hormones3. Insulin & Glucagon

a. Diabetes2. Role of Hypothalamus & Pituitary in the

Endocrine System3. Thyroid Hormones

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ANS(Autonomic Nervous System)

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1. Hypothalamus is part of brain that controls homeostasis

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Fig 8.20

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Fig 8.21

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1. Hypothalamus is part of brain that controls homeostasisa. by controlling ANS, endocrine & motivational systems

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1. Hypothalamus is part of brain that controls homeostasisa. by controlling ANS, endocrine & motivational systemsb. Hypoth regs BT, HR, BP, water balance, food intake, emotions & reproduction

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1. Hypothalamus is part of brain that controls homeostasisa. by controlling ANS, endocrine & motivational systemsb. Hypoth regs BT, HR, BP, water balance, food intake, emotions & reproductionc. projections from hypoth go to ANS

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1. Hypothalamus is part of brain that controls homeostasisa. by controlling ANS, endocrine & motivational systemsb. Hypoth regs BT, HR, BP, water balance, food intake, emotions & reproductionc. projections from hypoth go to ANS

2. ANS is an involuntary motor system

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2. ANS is an involuntary motor systema. controls/coordinates functioning of organs, Sm & cardiac muscle & exocrine glands

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2. ANS is an involuntary motor systema. controls/coordinates functioning of organs, Sm & cardiac muscle & exocrine glandsb. controls physiological priorities in emergency

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2. ANS is an involuntary motor systema. controls/coordinates functioning of organs, Sm & cardiac muscle & exocrine glandsb. controls physiological priorities in emergency

3. ANS has 2 divisions:a. Sympathetic mediates fight, flight & stress rxns

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2. ANS is an involuntary motor systema. controls/coordinates functioning of organs, Sm & cardiac muscle & exocrine glandsb. controls physiological priorities in emergency

3. ANS has 2 divisions:a. Sympathetic mediates fight, flight & stress rxnsb. Parasymp mediates rest & digest

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2. ANS is an involuntary motor systema. controls/coordinates functioning of organs, Sm & cardiac muscle & exocrine glandsb. controls physiological priorities in emergency

3. ANS has 2 divisions:a. Sympathetic mediates fight, flight & stress rxnsb. Parasymp mediates rest & digestc. each excites some organs, inhibits others

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Fig 49.8

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Adrenal Medulla

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1. In emergency or hi stress, Symp signals adrenal medulla to release epinephrine

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1. In emergency or hi stress, Symp signals adrenal medulla to release epinephrinea. adrenal is an endocrine gland derived

from ANS

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1. In emergency or hi stress, Symp signals adrenal medulla to release epinephrinea. adrenal is an endocrine gland derived

from ANSb. release of epinephrine causes:

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1. In emergency or hi stress, Symp signals adrenal medulla to release epinephrinea. adrenal is an endocrine gland derived

from ANSb. release of epinephrine causes:1. increased HR & BP

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1. In emergency or hi stress, Symp signals adrenal medulla to release epinephrinea. adrenal is an endocrine gland derived

from ANSb. release of epinephrine causes:1. increased HR & BP2. general vasoconstriction & decreased

blud flow to most organs

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1. In emergency or hi stress, Symp signals adrenal medulla to release epinephrinea. adrenal is an endocrine gland derived

from ANSb. release of epinephrine causes:1. increased HR & BP2. general vasoconstriction & decreased

blud flow to most organs3. but increased blud flow to Skel muscle

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1b. release of epinephrine causes:1. increased HR & BP2. general vasoconstriction & decreased

blud flow to most organs3. but increased blud flow to Skel muscle 4. increased blud glucose, mental

activity, rate of coagulation, & sweating

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Hormones=cmpds released by cells &

transported by blud &/or extracellular fluid to affect target cells

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Hormones = cmpds released by cells & transported by blud &/or extracellular fluid to affect target cells 1. Horms control, organize much of physiology

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Insulin & Glucagon

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1. Insulin & glucagon are produced by the pancreas

Fig 45.10

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1. Insulin & glucagon are produced by the pancreasa. in the Islets of Langerhans

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1. Insulin & glucagon are produced by the pancreasa. in the Islets of Langerhans

1. 1-2 mill clusters of cells scattered in pancreas

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1a1. 1-2 mill clusters of cells scattered in pancreasb. cells secrete glucagon which increases blud glucose

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1b. cells secrete glucagon which increases blud glucosec. cells secrete insulin which decreases blud glucose

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hi [glucose] in blud

cellsdetected by

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detected bystims insulin secretion by shi [glucose] in blud

cells

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stims glucose facilitatedtransport into muscle & fat

bludstream

detected bystims insulin secretion by shi [glucose] in blud

cells

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lowers [glucose] in blud

detected bystims insulin secretion by shi [glucose] in blud

cells

stims glucose facilitatedtransport into muscle & fat

bludstream

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lowers [glucose] in blud

detected bystims insulin secretion by shi [glucose] in blud

cells

stims glucose facilitatedtransport into muscle & fat

bludstream-neg feedback

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detected by cells

lo [glucose] in blud

Glucagon

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detected by cells

increases glucagon secretion by s

lo [glucose] in blud

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detected by cells

increases glucagon secretion by s

lo [glucose] in blud

bludstream

Liver

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detected by cells

increases glucagon secretion by s

stims membr receptors

Liveractivatesenzymes

lo [glucose] in blud

bludstream

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detected by cells

increases glucagon secretion by s

stims membr receptors

Liveractivatesenzymes

lo [glucose] in blud

bludstream

liver glycogen is broken down

glucose

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detected by cells

increases glucagon secretion by s

stims membr receptors

Liveractivatesenzymes

lo [glucose] in blud

bludstream

liver glycogen is broken down

glucose

raises [glucose] in blud

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DiabetesDiabetes mellitus most common

endocrine disorder-- 2-5% of U.S.

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1. 2 main types; all have hi blud gluc levels

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1. 2 main types; all have hi blud gluc levelsa. Type I = IDDM = insulin dependent

diabetes mellitus

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1. 2 main types; all have hi blud gluc levelsa. Type I = IDDM = insulin dependent

diabetes mellitus1. don’t produce enough insulin; about

10% of diabetics

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1. 2 main types; all have hi blud gluc levelsa. Type I = IDDM = insulin dependent

diabetes mellitus1. don’t produce enough insulin; about

10% of diabetics2. caused by autoimmune attack on s

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1. 2 main types; all have hi blud gluc levelsa. Type I = IDDM = insulin dependent

diabetes mellitus1. don’t produce enough insulin; about

10% of diabetics2. caused by autoimmune attack on s

b. Type II = NIDDM = non - . . .

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1. 2 main types; all have hi blud gluc levelsa. Type I = IDDM = insulin dependent

diabetes mellitus1. don’t produce enough insulin; about

10% of diabetics2. caused by autoimmune attack on s

b. Type II = NIDDM = non - . . .1. 90% of diabetics; many are

overweight

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1. 2 main types; all have hi blud gluc levelsa. Type I = IDDM = insulin dependent

diabetes mellitus1. don’t produce enough insulin; about 10%

of diabetics2. caused by autoimmune attack on sb. Type II = NIDDM = non - . . .1. 90% of diabetics; many are overweight2. target tissues lose responsiveness to

insulin

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1b. Type II = NIDDM = non - . . .1. 90% of diabetics; many are

overweight2. target tissues lose responsiveness to

insulin3. insulin is often normal or higher

initially but decreases as disease progresses

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1b. Type II = NIDDM = non - . . .1. 90% of diabetics; many are

overweight2. target tissues lose responsiveness to

insulin3. insulin is often normal or higher

initially but decreases as disease progresses

4. severity often decreases after wgt loss

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Role of Hypothalamus & Pituitary in Endocrine System

Fig 45.14

hypothalamus

pituitary

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1. Hypoth controls Anterior Pit horms by RHs/IHs = releasing or inhibiting horms

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1. Hypoth controls Anterior Pit horms by RHs/IHs = releasing or inhibiting hormsa. a special vaculature takes RHs/IHs directly to Pit

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Fig 45.17

RHs

AP horms