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Warm Up Objective: Scientists will describe the endocrine system by researching to complete a graphic organizer. What is the topic? What will you be doing? Why is this important? How will you know if you have done well?

Warm Up Objective: Scientists will describe the endocrine system by researching to complete a graphic organizer. What is the topic? Endocrine system What will you be doing? research Why is this important? Understand body, future career choice How will you know if you have done well? Able to describe the endocrine system; completed work

The Endocrine System 1. The endocrine system is composed of various glands. Each gland secretes hormones. What is a hormone?

The Endocrine System The endocrine system is composed of various glands. Each gland secretes hormones. What is a hormone? Chemical messengers released into the blood stream. They act on specific target cells that have receptors for the specific signal molecule.

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Thyroid Thyroxine Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Pancreas Insulin Glucagon Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Thyroid Thyroxine Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Pancreas Insulin Glucagon Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Pancreas Insulin Glucagon Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Metabolism Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Pancreas Insulin Glucagon Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Metabolism Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Increase calcium Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Pancreas Insulin Glucagon Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Metabolism Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Increase calcium Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Increases strength, heart bp/rate, breathing Pancreas Insulin Glucagon Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Metabolism Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Increase calcium Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Increases strength, heart bp/rate, breathing Pancreas Insulin Decreases blood sugar Glucagon Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Metabolism Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Increase calcium Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Increases strength, heart bp/rate, breathing Pancreas Insulin Decreases blood sugar Glucagon Increases blood sugar Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Metabolism Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Increase calcium Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Increases strength, heart bp/rate, breathing Pancreas Insulin Decreases blood sugar Glucagon Increases blood sugar Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Female reproduction/cycle Progesterone Sex organs Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Metabolism Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Increase calcium Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Increases strength, heart bp/rate, breathing Pancreas Insulin Decreases blood sugar Glucagon Increases blood sugar Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Female reproduction/cycle Progesterone Sex organs Pregnancy Testosterone Sex organs, muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine system Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Endocrine gland Hormone secreted Target Organ Effect on Body Pituitary Human growth hormone All cells Promotes growth Antidiuretic hormone Kidneys Water retention Thyroid Thyroxine Metabolism Parathyroid Parathyroid hormone Bones, kidneys Increase calcium Adrenal Adrenaline Most cells Increases strength, heart bp/rate, breathing Pancreas Insulin Decreases blood sugar Glucagon Increases blood sugar Gonads Oestrogen (estrogen) Sex Organs Female reproduction/cycle Progesterone Sex organs Pregnancy Testosterone Sex organs, muscles Male reproduction/muscles The Endocrine system

The Endocrine System and Feedback Loops The endocrine system functions to maintain homeostasis by secreting hormones. Feedback loops are a large part of the process. Feedback is a situation when the response of a loop impacts or influences the input or stimulus. Look at the two examples of feedback loops. What is the difference between a positive feedback loop and a negative feedback loop?

Positive Feedback Loop

Negative Feedback Loops

The Endocrine System and Feedback Loops What is the difference between a positive feedback loop and a negative feedback loop? Positive: increases the reaction in the same direction as initiation event (i.e. pregnancy, breastfeeding) Negative: reaction is opposite of initiation event (i.e. blood glucose levels) Research a feedback loop of the endocrine system and draw it on the table. Send a picture of your work to 352-874-5567. On your paper, explain it in your own words.