Anatomy and Physiology II - Endocrine Anatomy and Physiology - Test 2

Explore the comprehensive anatomy and physiology of the endocrine system through this extensive lecture series covering fundamental concepts, hormone pathways, and clinical applications. Begin with essential definitions, system overview, and receptor mechanisms before progressing through detailed examinations of major hormones including ADH, oxytocin, thyroxin, prolactin, growth hormone, and melanocyte-stimulating hormone. Investigate reproductive hormones FSH and LH, stress hormone cortisone, and metabolic regulators glucagon and insulin with special attention to diabetes pathophysiology. Study calcium homeostasis through calcitonin and parathyroid hormone, examine erythropoietin's role in red blood cell production, and understand thymosin's immune functions and melatonin's circadian regulation. Conclude with aldosterone's role in electrolyte balance and comprehensive review questions to reinforce understanding of endocrine system integration and clinical significance.

Syllabus

Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 1, Definitions, Overview, Receptors
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 1, continued
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 2, Hormonal Pathways
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 3, ADH and Oxytocin
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 4, Thyroxin, PRL, Growth Hormone, and MSH
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 5, FSH and LH
Professor Long - FSH and LH continued
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 6, Cortisone
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 7, Glucagon, Insulin, and Diabetes
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 8, CT, PTH, EPO, Thymosin, and Melatonin
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 9, Aldosterone
Professor Long - Endocrine Lecture 10, Review Questions