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The endocrine system functions to: - Answer maintain homeostasis and control sexual
reproduction

Paracrine signaling involves hormones acting: - Answer locally diffusing to target cells
in the neighborhood

Autocrine signaling involves hormones acting: - Answer on the cells that produced it

Endocrine signaling involves being: - Answer distributed through the blood and binding
to target cells

What is the basis for specificity in the endocrine system? - Answer to maintain
homeostasis

What's different about the nervous vs. endocrine system? - Answer nervous uses point
to point, endocrine distributes through blood

What's similar about the nervous vs. endocrine system? - Answer both work by sending
and receiving messages and have positive/negative feedback

How are blood sugar levels regulated? - Answer We eat, sugar enters blood, stores,
insulin released, BS drops

LADA stands for: - Answer latent autoimmune diabetes in adults

MODY stands for: - Answer maturity onset diabetes of youth

What goes wrong in type 1 diabetes? - Answer body destroys pancreatic beta cells

What goes wrong in type 2 diabetes? - Answer loss of insulin production

Gestational diabetes is a: - Answer glucose intolerance diagnosed in women during
pregnancy

Pre-diabetes is considered for people that are: - Answer at increased increased risk for
developing diabetes

Endocrine Disrupting chemicals are: - Answer a broad range of chemicals interact with
the endocrine system and cause many adverse affects

What are the main health effects of EDCs in people? - Answer reproduction,
endometriosis, precocious puberty, cancers

Why are EDCs such a contentious issue in public health? - Answer there is no firm
evidence, all of the health effects are suggestive

, DES is used for: - Answer menopausal symptoms and prevent miscarriages

Why are DESs serious to public health? - Answer babies born to mothers using them
could be infertile, smaller genitalia

BPAs are used for: - Answer plastic and epoxy hardeners

What do BPAs do to the human body? - Answer effect endocrine system

How do dioxins and PCBs function as EDCs? - Answer interfere with sex hormones and
mimic estrogen

Where does fertilization occur? - Answer end of fallopian tube, away from uterus

When does fertilization occur? - Answer 3-5 days after conception

How does fertilization occur? - Answer sperm penetrates egg, flows to uterus, implants
and begins to grow

Why is it a hostile environment for sperm? - Answer cervical wall is detrimental, vaginal
acidity, 99% die within an hour

List 5 important things that happen in the 1st trimester. - Answer organs formed, heart
beat at 22 days, yolk sac, involuntary nervous system, kicking reflex

List 7 important things that happen in the 2nd trimester. - Answer testosterone/eggs,
voluntary nervous system, hands, CNS extends, digestive system, blinking, fingerprints

The term fetus is used at: - Answer 8 weeks

List 6 things that happen in the 3rd trimester. - Answer senses, startle and suckling
reflex, lungs, fat layer, memories

What are the 3 stages of labor? - Answer lungs secrete protein, deliver, placenta
delivery

What are some common reasons for reduced fertility: in the men, in women, in couples?
- Answer 40%, 40%, 20%. male- low count and mobility. Female- tipped uterus, blockage

List the common tests done for a couple struggling with fertility. - Answer semen
analysis, hormone levels, biopsy, post coital exam

IVF - Answer in vitro fertilization; gametes collected and fertilized in a dish, then
inseminated

ICSI - Answer intracytoplasmic sperm injection; fertilized by microinjection

GIFT - Answer gamete intrafallopian transfer; gametes collected and planted

ZIFT - Answer zygote intrafallopian transfer; zygotes collected and planted

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