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Cheryl Graves
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The pituitary does not release many hormones that act directly on your body. Instead, the hormones it releases tend to:
Trigger other endocrine glands.
Act as negative feedback loops
Affect your brain
Cause symptoms of crazed lust in males
Be illegal.
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Multiple Choice
What hormonal problems could be causing Eric's issues?
Thyroid isn't working
pituitary has problems
Testes didn't mature
Adrenal glands are cancerous
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Multiple Choice
The pituitary gland is located
below the brain, attached to the hypothalamus
inside the spinal cord
deep inside the brain
on top of the kidneys
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Multiple Choice
Based on the diagram in the previous slide,
The anterior pituitary probably collects hormones made by the hypothalamus, and the posterior pituitary probably makes hormones under the direction of the hypothalamus.
The posterior pituitary probably collects hormones made by the hypothalamus, and the anterior pituitary probably makes hormones under the direction of the hypothalamus.
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Poll
Should Dr. Kidd tell Eric that he is probably sterile?
Yes
No
Ask if he wants to know
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Multiple Choice
What treatment, to reverse Eric's sterility, could Dr. Kidd try?
Growth Hormone
Luteinizing Hormone
Follice Stimulating Hormone
Prolactin
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Open Ended
Why was Eric growing facial hair?
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Multiple Choice
Which disorder is characterized by the oversecretion of growth hormone in adulthood?
Diabetes mellitus
Acromegaly
Myxedema
Dwarfism
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Open Ended
Why did he need jaw surgery?
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Multiple Choice
Eric's kidneys are so active at night because...
He drinks too much because he is unhappy
He doesn't make enough cortisone, which is a stress manager
He doesn't make enough antidiuretic hormone
His blood sugar levels are too high
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Multiple Choice
Can you live without a pituitary?
No
Yes, if you get replacement signals from the hypothalamus
Yes, if you get replacement pituitary hormones (like FSH and TSH)
Yes, if you get replacement end stage hormones, like thyroid and testosterone
C or D would work
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