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ENDOCRINE
SYSTEM
Objectives
1 identify the parts and functions of endocrine system;
2 locate the different endocrine glands in the body;
cite the importance of knowing the effects of
3 hormonal imbalance.
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Rubrics
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GROUP 1
Create a poster showing the
hormones and functions of the
assigned glands to the group. Include
the diseases involve in their glands.
Present and explain your POSTER in
the class.
GROUP 2
Make a short infomercial on
the hormones and functions of the
assigned glands to the group.
GROUP 3
Create a lively jingle using the
terms and concepts about the
assigned glands to your group. Record
your JINGLE and present it to class.
GROUP 4
Identify the hormones and the
functions of the assigned glands to
your group. Present it to the class
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• Hypothalamus
-is the small region of the brain, it is
located at the base of the brain near
the pituitary gland.
-links the nervous and endocrine
systems by way of pituitary glands.
• Hypothalamus
Functions
• Hormones produced by Hypothalamus
• Hormones produced by Hypothalamus
• Hormones produced by Hypothalamus
• Pituitary Gland
-is a small pea-sized gland and
referred to as the Master gland
because it controls activity of
most other hormone-secreting
glands
• Pituitary Gland
Functions
• Hormones produced by Pituitary Gland
• Hormones produced by Pituitary Gland
• Pineal Gland
- is also called the pineal body,
is in middle of the brain.
- It secrets melatonin that may
help regulate when you sleep at ni
ght and when you wake in the mor
ning
• Thyroid Gland
-is in the front part of the lower neck
- shape like a bowtie or butterfly
- uses iodine from food to make two
thyroid hormones: TriIodothyronine
(T3) and Thyroxine (T4).
• Thyroid Gland
- Regulate the rate at which calories are
burned
- Can slow down or speed up the heartbeat.
- Can raise or lower body temperature
• Thyroid Gland
- Influence the rate at which food moves
through the digestive tract.
- Control the way muscles contracts
- Control the rate at which dying cells
are replaced.
• Hormones produced by Thyroid Gland
Calcitonin is a hormone that is
produces in humans by the C-cells
of the thyroid gland.
- Calcitonin is involved in helping
to regulate levels of calcium and
phosphate in the blood, opposing
the action of parathyroid hormone.
• Parathyroid Gland
-Attached to the thyroid gland are f
our tiny glands that work together
called parathyroid glands.
• Hormones produced by Parathyroid Gland
-They release parathyroid hor
mones or Parathormone which
controls the level of calcium in
the blood with help of calcitonin
which the thyroid makes.
• Pancreas
The pancreas has two main functions:
• An exocrine function that helps in
digestion
• An endocrine function that regulates
blood sugar.
• Hormones produced by Pancreas
INSULIN
-lowers glucose levels in the bloodstrea
m and promote the storage of glucose in
fat, muscle, liver and other body tissues.
GLUCAGON
• It’s role in the body is to prevent blood glucose levels
dropping too low.
• To do this it stimulates the conversion of stored
glycogen in the liver to glucose, which can be
released into the bloodstream.
• Adrenal Glands
-These two triangular adrenal
glands sit on top of each kidney
-have two parts each of which
makes a set of hormones and has
a different function.
• Adrenal Glands
Adrenal Cortex –outer part
It makes hormones called corticosteroids
that help control:
-salt and water
-the body’s response to stress
-metabolism
-the immune system
-sexual development and function
• Adrenal Glands
Adrenal medulla –inner part
-It makes hormones called
adrenaline or epinephrine that
increases blood pressure and heart
rate when the body is under stress.
• Reproductive Glands
Testes Ovaries
• Male Gonads: Testes
The testes or testicles are pair of sperm-
producing organs that maintain the health
of the male reproductive.
TESTOSTERONE
• Female Gonads: Ovaries
The ovaries make egg cells and secrete
the female hormones estrogen and
progesterone.
Practice Exercise # 1
Whodunnit?
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Whodunnit?
Instructions: Study each picture that
depicts the involvement of a particular
gland in the endocrine system. Give the
name of the endocrine gland and explain
its effect, according to its function.
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Example: Athletes burn up calories during exercise
Thyroid Gland- it regulates the metabolism of the body.
Practice Exercise # 2
Name That Gland
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The Endocrine Song
by Peter Weatherall
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Assessment Tab - SUMMATIVE TEST_ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Assignment
Glandular Gratitude
Instructions: Write a thank-you
note to your endocrine system
for all its hard work. Be sure to
mention at least three glands
specifically and the role they
play in keeping you healthy.
Thank you
