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Reproductive System
a female reaches puberty the hypothalamus releases GnRH which stimulates the anterior pituitary to release FSH (follicle-stimulating, hormone) and LH
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The Brain
of the infundibulum that attaches the pituitary gland. mo 3. Cerebrospinal Fluid : Clear colorless liquid that circulates in the ventricles
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Axial Q & A
. This structure houses the pituitary gland: a. crista galli b. cribriform plate *c. sella turcica d. sphenoid sinus e. foramen rotundum 20. Which
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History and Effects of Anatomy
gland · Pituitary gland · Pineal gland Tissues Connective tissue · Endothelial tissue · Epithelial tissue
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In Depth Look
the hypothalamus to the pituitary gland. It has numerous functions and is the master control of the autonomic nervous system. Brain Stem
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Male reproductive system
the pituitary . LH is luteinizing hormone - the same hormone found in women. Semen - is fluid from the accessory glands that combines with sperm from
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Cranium Crushers
bone articulates with all the other facial bones. The spenoid bone also conatins the pituitary gland which sits on the sella turcica. 4. Ethmoid
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Circulatory system introduction
molecules. Sinusoids are found in bone marrow, the anterior pituitary, the parathyroid glands, the suprarenal glands, the spleen, and the liver
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Female reproductive system
the hypothalamus releases GnRH which stimulates the anterior pituitary to release FSH (follicle-stimulating, hormone) and LH(lutenizing hormone
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hormones
Well its basically the body's metabolic controller, It pretty much tells are body to go faster or slow down. I didnt know this till I just read about it but it is under the control of a hormone (TSH) released from the pituitary gland in the brain.
If it releases too little hormone the body slows down, becoming cold, cold intolerant, with dry hair and skin, and with a slow heart rate.
If it produces too much hormone, you will becomes anxious, fidgety, hot and sweaty with a fast heart rate.
Personally from things I have heard you need to be VERY careful with this. If you get on the wrong medicine it can really mess you up
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Skeletal System Introduction
is replaced with bone. Occurs with the majority of the skeleton. Growth hormone/somatotrophin: Produced in pituitary gland and stimulated
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