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Hormones that Affect Osmoregulation (F)

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Total cards: 6•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Answer the ff questions w/ regards to the given hormone: 1) Where is it produced? 2) What is/are its fxn/s? Given hormone: Epinephrine and Norepinephrine

Back (Answer)

1) Adrenal medulla 2) Can decrease kidney fxn temporarily (by / via vasoconstriction)

#2
Front (Question)

Answer the ff questions w/ regards to the given hormone: 1) Where is it produced? 2) What is/are its fxn/s? Given hormone: Renin

Back (Answer)

1) Kidney nephrons 2) Increases BP (by acting on angiotensinogen)

#3
Front (Question)

Answer the ff questions w/ regards to the given hormone: 1) Where is it produced? 2) What is/are its fxn/s? Given hormone: Angiotensin

Back (Answer)

1) Liver 2) Angiotensin II affects multiple processes and increases BP

#4
Front (Question)

Answer the ff questions w/ regards to the given hormone: 1) Where is it produced? 2) What is/are its fxn/s? Given hormone: Aldosterone

Back (Answer)

1) Adrenal cortex 2) Prevents loss of Na and H2O

#5
Front (Question)

Answer the ff questions w/ regards to the given hormone: 1) Where is it produced? 2) What is/are its fxn/s? Given hormone: Anti-diuretic hormone (vasopressin)

Back (Answer)

1) Hypothalamus (stored in the posterior pituitary) 2) Prevents H2O loss

#6
Front (Question)

Answer the ff questions w/ regards to the given hormone: 1) Where is it produced? 2) What is/are its fxn/s? Given hormone: Atrial natriuretic peptide

Back (Answer)

1) Heart atrium 2) Decreases BP (by acting as a vasodilator and increasing glomerular filtration rate [GFR]); decreases Na reabsorption in kidneys