Lecture
Endocrine System: Overview
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This lecture provides an overview of the endocrine system, comparing it with the nervous system, discussing the definitions, and presenting a brief history of endocrinology. It covers the functions of the endocrine system, the types of glands, modes of delivery, organization, negative feedback, reflex pathways, and tasks related to glucose, calcium, sodium homeostasis, water balance, body temperature, feeding behavior, sexual behavior, and growth regulation.
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