Transcript Science Jeopardy

Science Jeopardy
Types of
Hormones
Hypothalamus
/Pituitary I
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Endocrine
Glands I
Endocrine
Glands II
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Hypothalamus/
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Final Jeopardy
FINAL JEOPARDY
• ANSWER: The production of too much
hormones from the adrenals that causes a
moon shaped face and a neck hump.
• QUESTION: What is Cushing’s
Syndrome?
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A-100
• ANSWER: Chemical substances
released into the blood to be transported
throughout the body.
• QUESTION: What are hormones.
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A-200
• ANSWER: The area of the brain that
coordinates many activities of the
nervous and endocrine systems.
• QUESTION: What is the hypothalamus
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A-300
• ANSWER: Type of hormone that has
two messengers, the first of which has to
recognized by the cell membrane.
• QUESTION: What is the amino-acid
based hormone?
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A-400
• ANSWER: Type of hormone that goes
directly to the DNA of a cell to start
hormone codes and production.
• QUESTION: What are steroid
hormones?
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A-500
• ANSWER: A hormone will only
recognize a certain cell to trigger a
response.
• QUESTION: What is specificity or target
cell?
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B-100
• ANSWER: The hormone secreted by the
hypothalamus that stimulates uterine
contractions during child labor.
• QUESTION: What is oxytocin?
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B-200
• ANSWER: Detects osmotic changes and
stimulates the kidneys to resorb water..
• QUESTION: What is ADH= Antidiuretic
Hormone?
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B-300
• ANSWER: Promotes lactation (milk
production)
• QUESTION: What is prolactin.
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B-400
• ANSWER: Triggers ovulation and
stimulates estrogen in women and
testosterone in men.
• QUESTION: Where are
(LH)=luteinizing hormones?
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B-500
• ANSWER: Stimulates the production of
eggs in women and sperm in males.
• QUESTION: What is (FSH)= follicle
stimulating hormone?
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C-100
• ANSWER: Stimulate most cells, but
target bone and skeletal muscle
• QUESTION: What is growth hormone
(GH)?
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C-200
• ANSWER: Widening of bones, occurs
when there is too much growth hormone
after maturation.
• QUESTION: What is acromegaly?
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C-300
• ANSWER: Hormone that stimulates the
normal development and secretory activity
of the thyroid gland
• QUESTION: What is Thyroid Stimulating
Hormone (Thyroxin)?
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C-400
• ANSWER: Stimulates the adrenal cortex to
release corticosteroids
• QUESTION: What is Adrenocorticotropic
Hormone
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C-500
• ANSWER: Ensures the body has enough
blood sugar.
• QUESTION: What is glucagon?
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D-100
• ANSWER: The heart, GI Tract,
placenta, kidneys, skin, and fat tissue.
• QUESTION: What are other parts of the
body other then endocirne glands that
secrete hormones?
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D-200
• ANSWER: Located near the base of the
brain and helps regulate sleep patterns
by secreting melatonin.
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• QUESTION: What is the pineal gland ?
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D-300
• ANSWER: Lowers the blood sugar level by
stimulating body cells to store glucose or
use it for energy.
• QUESTION: What is Insulin?
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D-400
• ANSWER: Causes blood glucose levels to rise
– Blood vessels to constrict
– The heart to beat faster
– Blood to be diverted to the brain, heart, and skeletal
muscle
• QUESTION: What is epinephrine?
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D-500
• ANSWER: Helps the body resist stress.
• QUESTION: What is cortisol?
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E-100
• ANSWER: Stimulates reabsorption of Na+
by the kidneys
• QUESTION: What is Aldosterone?
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E-200
• ANSWER: Targets the skeleton, where it:
– Inhibits osteoclast activity
• QUESTION: What is Calcitonin ?
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E-300
• ANSWER:
• Regulates calcium balance in the blood
• QUESTION: What is PTH
(parathormone)
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E-400
• ANSWER: Causes overproduction of
thyroid hormones and can have symptoms
that vary from overactivity to high body
temperature.
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• QUESTION: What is hyperthyroidism or
Grave’s Disease?
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E-500
• ANSWER: The largest endocrine gland,
located in the anterior neck, consists of
two lateral lobes connected by a median
tissue mass called the isthmus which
regulates a person’s metabolism.
• QUESTION: What is the thyroid?
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