Across
- 1. -type of hormone released by the posterior pituitary that stimulates uterine contractions and stimulates milk ejection during breastfeeding
- 3. -Hormone that acts to decrease blood glucose levels; is an absorptive state hormone
- 7. -Type of glucose transporter that insulin uses to enhance glucose uptake
- 11. -The consequences of this condition can cause 'glucotoxicity', most notably in vascular endothelial cells of the retina, kidneys, and capillaries associated with peripheral nerves (ex: retinopathies, poor kidney function etc)
- 12. -hormone that accelerates bone building osteoblasts that eventually catch up and seal the epiphyseal growth plate (in both sexes)
- 13. -These type of cells are typically subject to autoimmune destruction in TypeI diabete; these cells are found in the islets of langerhans and secrete insulin
- 16. -The consequences of this condition can cause neurological problems, coma, and death
- 18. -This process is insulin's effect on protein metabolism (and reduces this process occurring); and is also known as the breakdown of proteins
- 19. state -type of state that is anabolic, and glucose is plenty and serves as an energy source
- 20. -type of skeletal muscle does not need insulin for glucose uptake, as GLUT4 is inserted into the membrane when muscles are actively contracting
- 22. -condition when there is too much thyroid hormone; some effects are elevated basal metabolic rate, increased heart rate, excessive perspiration, etc
- 25. -part of the pituitary that is the glandular portion and the hormones that are produced here are in response to hypothalamic releasing and inhibiting hormones
- 26. -type of hormone released by the posterior pituitary in response to a neural input; It is an antidiuretic hormone causing vasoconstriction and when dehydrated increases kidney permeability to water
- 27. -type of state that is catabolic and endogenous energy stores are used to provide energy
Down
- 1. -diabetes mellitus causes __(the answer)____ damage? (example it is a category the encapsulates things such as heart, lungs, pancreas etc)
- 2. - it is a 'site of defect', of which's lack of in hypothyroidism causes T3/T4 levels to decrease (as no thyroid hormone) and TSH levels to go up; a goiter is present
- 4. -type of hormone that is water soluble, and has low lipid solubility
- 5. -process that increases in liver and skeletal muscle as a result of Insulin's effect on Carbohydrate metabolism
- 6. -type of hypophysiotropic hormone whose major effect on the anterior pituitary is stimulating the secretion of TSH
- 8. -condition when there is too little thyroid hormone; some effects are reduced basal metabolic rate, slow heart rate, poor tolerance of cold, tends to increase weight due to fuels stored, etc
- 9. -Type of diabetes where insulin secretion is none/almost none and develops typically in Childhood
- 10. -The process of the breakdown of glucose to glycogen
- 14. -Type of diabetes where insulin secretion is normal or exceeds normal and the typical age of onset in in adulthood
- 15. -An enlarged thyroid gland often due to being informed by the pituitary gland to make more thyroid hormone in general
- 17. -type of hormone that is the regulator of somatic cell growth and metabolism
- 21. -type of hypophysiotropic hormone whose major effect on the anterior pituitary is stimulating the secretion of GH
- 23. -in hyperthyroidism, the presence of this affects the thyroid gland, with T3/T4 levels increasing and TSH levels decreasing; a goiter is not present this is a localized ___(the answer)____ nodule
- 24. -hypothalamic ____(the answer)_____ neurons receive numerous inputs from higher and lower levels of the brain, and can be short term, long term, or rhythmic