Summary: Endocrine System 3
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hormones, humoral, and neural are
the ways endocrine glands can be stimulated -
ancient concept of body fluids
humoral -
hormones maintain homoestasis of these ions/ dissolved molecules
sodium
potassium
calcium
glucose -
are produced in adults in response to changing levels of calcium
parathryroid hormone -
changing blood levels of certain dissolved molecules/ ions stimulate hormone release (which stimuli)
humoral stimuli -
neural stimuli is when
nerve impulses stimulate hormone release -
most neural stimuli are under the control of the
sympathetic nervous system -
examples of humoral stimuli
parathyroid and calcitonin -
neural stimuli composition
axon terminals of neurons -
in neural stimuli, __ release hormones into the __
axon terminals into the blood
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