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They keep brain regions vague on purpose. The best figure I've found (and realize that I've mined a number of anatomy and neuroscience books) is actually from a Google search (images or normal for a PDF, don't remember). It shows a myriad of regions and labels localized functionality. I prefer figures that hit structure and function together to save space.

Do you know any diagrams that we need to know for Endocrine system? I only got what hormones are produced where and their functions.

farmerjoe279 wrote:Do you know any diagrams that we need to know for Endocrine system? I only got what hormones are produced where and their functions.

I'm using a diagram of the different organs, stating where they are and their functions, as well a diagram of how the pituitary gland is connected to the hypothalamus, and another diagram of the functions of the anterior and posterior pituitary gland.

Hope this helps!

do the brain regions stay vauge ( the lobes ) or do they get into specifics during tests ?

Plz_luv_me_A+P wrote:do the brain regions stay vauge ( the lobes ) or do they get into specifics during tests ?

Specifics definitely.

Nerd_Bunny wrote:

farmerjoe279 wrote:Do you know any diagrams that we need to know for Endocrine system? I only got what hormones are produced where and their functions.

I'm using a diagram of the different organs, stating where they are and their functions, as well a diagram of how the pituitary gland is connected to the hypothalamus, and another diagram of the functions of the anterior and posterior pituitary gland.

Hope this helps!

Yes, it does help. Thanks.
I was just asking because when I looked at the rules, there wasn´t really anything that needed diagrams, I just put the glands and their functions.
Do we need to know Steriod, Water Soluble, Fat Soluble Hormones?

farmerjoe279 wrote:

Nerd_Bunny wrote:

farmerjoe279 wrote:Do you know any diagrams that we need to know for Endocrine system? I only got what hormones are produced where and their functions.

I'm using a diagram of the different organs, stating where they are and their functions, as well a diagram of how the pituitary gland is connected to the hypothalamus, and another diagram of the functions of the anterior and posterior pituitary gland.

Hope this helps!

Yes, it does help. Thanks.
I was just asking because when I looked at the rules, there wasn´t really anything that needed diagrams, I just put the glands and their functions.
Do we need to know Steriod, Water Soluble, Fat Soluble Hormones?

I'm not sure if it says so on the rules, but most tests I've done have them so I would learn them.

farmerjoe279 wrote:

Nerd_Bunny wrote:

farmerjoe279 wrote:Do you know any diagrams that we need to know for Endocrine system? I only got what hormones are produced where and their functions.

I'm using a diagram of the different organs, stating where they are and their functions, as well a diagram of how the pituitary gland is connected to the hypothalamus, and another diagram of the functions of the anterior and posterior pituitary gland.

Hope this helps!

Yes, it does help. Thanks.
I was just asking because when I looked at the rules, there wasn´t really anything that needed diagrams, I just put the glands and their functions.
Do we need to know Steriod, Water Soluble, Fat Soluble Hormones?

They might include it. Rocks and Minerals sometimes includes minerals that are not on the list(not this year though) like Zircon.

Does anyone find that topics determined in the rules to be state or nationals level make an appearance on regionals tests? I just had my regionals and even though cranial nerves weren't supposed to be covered, I memorized them in the week before the test. I'm pretty sure it's the reason my partner and I medaled, because we encountered several questions about cranial nerves. This also happened with ecology (I knew r- and k- strategy, but they were not supposed to be regionals material). Should I just go into each event with the assumption that anything in the rules is fair game, regardless of its proposed level?

THi,

That was really useful information, thanks for posting.