Across
- 6. when one hormone opposes another
- 10. Diabetes _____ is too little ADH
- 14. stimulates breast milk production
- 16. when the combined effect of two hormones together is amplified
- 17. releases hormones to control the anterior pituitary
- 19. when one hormone has to have another present to exert its full effect
- 21. suppresses melatonin secretion
- 22. hormones act only on cells that have a ____ for them
- 24. cells that make insulin
- 26. act within the same tissue but affect cell types other than those releasing them
- 28. stimulates childbirth
- 32. glands that regulate calcium balance
- 35. regulate the function of the ovaries and testes
- 37. increased _____ is a symptom of diabetes mellitus but not insipidus
- 38. most hormones are made from these
- 39. diabetes ____ is when there isn't insulin or insulin can't be used well
- 40. cells that make glucagon
Down
- 1. receptors for water soluble hormones are located here
- 2. the zona that produces cortisol
- 3. exocrine glands have these
- 4. exert their effects on the same cells that secrete them
- 5. syndrome with moon face and buffalo hump
- 7. too much growth hormone in childhood can cause this
- 8. the zona that produces aldosterone
- 9. remove water soluble hormones from the blood quickly
- 11. gland that produces melatonin
- 12. steroid hormones are ____ soluble
- 13. prevents wide swings in water balance
- 15. nutrient needed for thyroid hormone production
- 18. main stimulus for cortisol secretion
- 19. the part of the pituitary that makes ADH and oxytocin
- 20. increasing the number of receptors on a target cell
- 23. the major hormone secreted by the thyroid
- 25. stimulates Na+ absorption
- 27. stimulates release of ACTH
- 29. In Type I diabetes mellitus, this is absent
- 30. endocrine glands produce these
- 31. site of epinephrine release
- 33. cell type that makes thyroglobulin
- 34. how hormones travel to target tissues
- 36. a target of growth hormone