McGilliard
INTRODUCTION TO ENDOCRINOLOGY
Reading Assignment:
Hadley, pp. 1-8, 17-22, 26.
Objectives:
After reviewing your lecture notes and reading assignment, you should be able to:
1. Define:
a.
Endocrinology.
b.
Hormone.
Lecture -- 1/07
Text -- pp.
1, 7, 18
2. Compare and contrast the characteristics of neural and hormonal communication.
Lecture -- 1/07
Text -- pp.
1-2
3. Distinguish between each of the
following types of chemical messengers:
a.
Hormone.
b.
Neurotransmitter.
c.
Neurohormone.
d.
Pheromone.
Lecture -- 1/07
Text -- pp.
18-22
Table -- 2.3
4. Explain, using examples, why the
classical distinctions between hormones and
neurotransmitters
have become blurred.
Lecture -- 1/07
Text -- pp.
18-22
5. Identify on models, diagrams, or
animal preparations the following endocrine glands:
a.
Pituitary.
b.
Thyroid gland.
c.
Parathyroid glands.
d.
Adrenal glands.
e.
Pancreas.
f.
Testes.
g.
Ovaries.
Lab -- 1/08
Laboratory:
Anatomy of the Endocrine Glands
Anatomy
of the Endocrine Glands
6. Describe a significant contribution of the following scientists to the field of
endocrinology:
a.
Arnold Berthold.
b.
William
Bayliss and Ernest
Starling.
c.
Stefan Kopec.
Lecture -- 1/07
Text -- pp.
2-3
Figure --
1.1
Updated 1/08/08