What is a ductless gland - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What is the most effective stage of hair removal? Anagen Microdermabrasion crystals contain aluminum oxide, corundum, and what else? salt After a microdermabrasion treatment how long until you can do restalyn injections? 1-2 days A microdermabrasion should stop once you see what? erythema What makes a cream dense? Humectants Use less steam on a client who has asthma, true or false? true high blood pressure and diabetes What are contraindications o...

APHY 102 Final Exam with correct Answers what regulates pituitary secretion? hypothalamus, other brain areas, and feedback from target organs What is a hormone? a regulatory substance produced in an organism and transported in tissue fluids such as blood or sap to stimulate specific cells or tissues into action. How do hormones work? 1) They are molecular triggers that can only influence specific cells, called Target Cells. 2) They will either stimulate or inhibit a specific actio...

BIO 254 FINAL EXAM Learning outcomes Questions 100% verified! Distinguish between endocrine and exocrine glands. -ANSWER Endocrine: - ductless (secretion --> blood) - secrete hormones -they control long term of target organs (pituitary and thyroid) Exocrine: - may or may not have ducts - secrete enzymes - control short term (salivary and sweat glands) Explain what makes a cell a target cell for a hormone. -ANSWER Target cells contain protein or glycoprotein receptors, that are sp...

Acinar cells - -pancreatic cell that produces enzyme-rich juice -it is an exocrine product ACTH (adrenocorticotropic hormone) aka corticotropin - anterior pituitary hormone that influences the activity of the adrenal cortex Adrenal cortex - outer portion of the adrenal gland that produces steroid hormones Adrenal gland - -paired endocrine glands located superior to the kidneys -each consists of an outer cortex & and inner medulla -cortex secretes mineralocorticoids, glucocorticoids & andr...

where is FSH produced? -ANSWER anterior pituitary gland what is the target of FSH? -ANSWER ovaries and testes what does FSH cause? -ANSWER development of the egg and production of sperm what gland has both endocrine and exocrine function? -ANSWER pancreas what is a ductless gland? -ANSWER endocrine what are the 2 main lymphatic ducts that drain the body? -ANSWER R Lymphatic duct & Thoracic duct what hormone is also a neurotransmitter? -ANSWER norepinephrine what does the adr...

Final review questions IUPUI Yard anatomy with 100% complete Solutions holocrine secretion - Answer- release of a substance caused by the rupture of a gland cell, which becomes part of the secretion apocrine secretion - Answer- part of the cell breaks off true salty sweat gland - Answer- merocrine or eccrine alimentary canal (deep to superficial) - Answer- mucosa > submucosa > muscularis externa > serosa what type of tissue is submucosa? - Answer- dense irregular connective tis...

The hair follicle is - ANSWER-An indentation of the epidermis They bulb is that part of the hair the surround the - ANSWER-Dermal papilla The hair, nails, sebaceous glands and the sudoríferous glands are all consider - ANSWER-Appendages of the skin Sudoriferous glands are controlled by - ANSWER-Autonomic system Lanugo Hairs begun their growth - ANSWER-In the love of the sebaceous gland A hair in the last stage of the growth cycle is not referred to as - ANSWER-Catagen hair A t...

Final review questions IUPUI Yard anatomy with 100% complete Solutions holocrine secretion - Answer- release of a substance caused by the rupture of a gland cell, which becomes part of the secretion apocrine secretion - Answer- part of the cell breaks off true salty sweat gland - Answer- merocrine or eccrine alimentary canal (deep to superficial) - Answer- mucosa > submucosa > muscularis externa > serosa what type of tissue is submucosa? - Answer- dense irregular connective tis...

Afferent Sensory Receptors - from interoceptors (chemo or mechano) to CNS integration. Ex- monitor oxygen or BV stretch. Efferent Sensory Receptors - from CNS out to effector organs (down white matter motor tracts of cord). Pathway to effector organ is made up of at least 2 motor neurons with a synapse. Sympathetic - Speeds up (excites) and consumes energy. "Fight or flight" Parasympathetic - Slows down (inhibits) and conserves energy. "Rest and Digest". Autonomic Ton...

NDAEB Exam Review Part 2 Questions and Answers 100% Solved What portion of the mouth does the palate make up? - answerSuperior portion of oral cavity as well as inferior portion of nasal cavity Palate - answerRoof of mouth What portion of the mouth is the hard palate located? - answerAnterior portion Hard palate consists of what tissue? - answerCovered by a thin epithelial (tissue) casing known as the oral mucosa Oral Mucosa - answerMade of sense, highly proliferating (growing) tissue th...