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WELCOME

SAJITHA SROLL NO:23

TOPIC: ADRENAL GLAND

UNIT : THE CHEMISTRY BEHIND THE RESPONSES

STANDARD : 10OBJECTIVES : To understand about

the functions adrenal gland

TOPIC : ADRENAL GLAND

ADRENAL GLAND & HORMONES

Endocrine glands Suprarenal glands Sit at the top of the kidneys Right handed triangular shaped Left handed semilunar shaped responsible for releasing hormones

introduction

Two distinct parts

Outer adrenal cortex Inner adrenal medulla

ADRENAL GLAND

Corticoids Divided into 3 layers1. Zona glomerulosa(outer layer)2. Zona fasciculata(middle layer)3. Zona reticularis(inner layer)

Adrenal cortex

Zona glomerulosa mineralocorticoids mainly aldosterone functions of aldosterone: salt and water balance in body,Reabsorb sodium iones and water,Excretion of k+ and phosphate iones Deficiency:Addison’s disease

Adrenal cortex

Zona fasciculata

Gluco corticoids Cortisol, Cortisone, corticosterone Functions : Increases blood glucose level, Promote gluconeogenesis, Stimulates RBC production, Breaks down Protiens & Fats, Stores glycogen in liver , Produces anti inflammatory reactions & suppresses the immune response Cushing’s syndrome

Adrenal cortex

Zona reticularis Gonado corticoids Androgen & Oestrogen Helps growth & functions of sex organs Masculinisation - females Gynaecomastia - males

Adrenal cortex

Adrenaline & Noradrenaline Catecholamines Emergency hormones or Hormones of fight / flight Secreted in response to stimulation by sympathetic

nerve Functions : Increases heart beat ,Increase Pupilary

dilation ,Piloerection ,Sweating,Increase strength of heart contraction & rate of respiration , Breakdown of glycogen resulting in an increased concentration of glucose in blood, Breakdown of lipids & proteins,Increase Blood pressure,Increase blood supply to the extrimities

ADRENAL MEDULLA

They modulate the functioning of every tissues , organ , glands

Have important effects on the way you think and feel

Enable your body to deal with stress from every possible source , ranging from injury and disease

To keep your body’s reactions to stress in balance so that they are appropriate and not harmful

CONCLUSION

QUESTIONS ?????............

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