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Identify this gland, the hormones produced, and the hormones effects?
- Thyroid Gland
- - Colloid filled follicles store T3 and T4 (Maintains BP, muscle tone, heart rate, digestion, cellular metabolism and increases the rate of O2 consumption)
- - Para Follicular Cells produce Calcitonin (Lowers blood calcium levels)
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Identify this gland, the hormones produced, and the hormones effects?
- Parathyroid GlandSecretes PTH which increases blood calcium levels vis stimulation of osteoclasts to breakdown bone, stimulates kidneys to reabsorb calcium and convert it to vitamin D
- Chief Cells- synthesize PTH
- Oxyphils
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Identify this gland, the hormones produced, and the hormones effects?
- Thymus
- Secretes Thymosin which stimulates T Lymphocytes
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Identify this gland, the hormones produced, and the hormones effects?
- PancreasAlpha Cells produce glucagon and Beta Cells produce Insulin for blood glucose regulation
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Identify the left and right sides of this gland, the hormones produced, and the hormones effects for each side?
Left Side- Anterior Pituitary which contains acidophils that produce GH and Prolactin, chromophobes, and basiphils that produce tropic hormones TSH, LH, FSH, ACTH
Right Side- Posterior Pituitary which stores oxytocin and ADH, and contains pituicytes(glial cells)
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Identify the Leukocyte below and determine whether it is an agranulocyte or granulocyte?
Basophil-Granulocyte
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Identify the Leukocyte below and determine whether it is an agranulocyte or granulocyte?
Eosinophils-Granulocyte
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Identify the Leukocyte below and determine whether it is an agranulocyte or granulocyte?
Lymphocyte-Agranulocyte
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Identify the Leukocyte below and determine whether it is an agranulocyte or granulocyte?
Monocyte-Granulocyte
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Identify the Leukocyte below and determine whether it is an agranulocyte or granulocyte?
Neutrophils-Granulocyte
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Identify the following?
Platelets
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Identify the following?
Erythrocyte (RBC)
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What is the most numerous type of leukocyte?
Neutrophils
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What 2 leukocytes are actively phagocytic?
neutrophils and monocytes
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What leukocyte releases histamine and promotes inflammation?
Basophils
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What leukocyte is formed mostly in lymphoid tissue?
Lymphocytes
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What type of leukocyte increases in number during prolonged infections?
Monocytes
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What determines whether blood is bright or dull in color?
the amount of oxygen it is carrying, the more oxygen the brighter the color
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What 4 types of nutrients are found in plasma?
amino acids, glucose, fatty acids, and vitamins
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