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Engaged 22 year old male comes to the hospital with complaints of…

- - - - Two types of hormones
        
        Water soluble
        
        Fat Soluble
        
        Steroid base; synthesized from cholesterol
        
        binds to receptors located in cytosol or nucleus
        
        Protein and amino acid based
        
        become 2nd messenger hormones that affect cells
- - - - Tendon injury
- - - - muscle weakness
      - wanting to use drugs
      - trouble concentrating
      - nausea
      - loss of appetite
      - pain in the abdominal area
      - inflamed joints
- - - - Hepatitis
- - - - how much calcium your kidneys receive , calcium absorbed from your food consumption: and how much calcium you bones receive ( absorb)
  - - - Makes the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland release growth hormones. In adults it allows healthy bone and muscle mass and effects fat distribution.
    - - Stimulates anterior pituitary gland to release follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH): ensuring normal functions of testes and ovaries
    - - Assist in bonding between individuals and release of breast milk. Homeostasis of body.
    - - Prompts anterior pituitary to stimulate beast milk production by producing prolactin
    - - Increase water absorption into blood and kidneys
    - - Send messages to anterior pituitary gland to stimulate the adrenal glands to release corticosteroids
  - - - posterior lobe
        
        ADH icreases water absorption in the blood
        
        Oxytocin for bonding between individuals and lactation
      - TSH
        
        ACTH
        
        GH
        
        FSH
        
        LH
        
        Prolactin
        
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        Works with fsh
        
        Ensures normal functions of gonads in male and females
        
        Ensures normal growth in child development
        
        Stimulates adrenal glands to create hormones
        
        Stimulates thyroid gland to produce hormones
  - - - Increase metabolic rate of all cells
    - - increase metabolic rate of all cells
- - - - LH determines synthesis of testosterone in testes
      - FS Controls sperm development in testes