Question

TUNS. SPRING 2019 Ry 13. MSH 1. For each statement describing harmoniec Writy the note the hormone's site of production podle there from Key A: 1. ACTH 2. ADH 3. aldosterone 15. progesterone 4. cortisone 16. prolactin 5. epinephrine 17. PTH t.estrogen 16 en 7. FSH 19. estosterone 3. plucagon 20. thymosi 9. GH 21. thyrocalcitonina 10. insulin 22. T/T, 23. TSH 12. melatonin 11. LH 1. basal metabolism hormone 2. programming of T lymphocytet and 3. regulate blood calcium levels 4. released in response to resto drive development of secondary char 6. regulate the function of another endocrine land 7. mimics the sympathetic nervous system E replate blood glucose levels produced by the mixed 9. directly responsible for regulation of the entiral tythe 10. repolare the varian cyck 11. maintenance of salt and balance in the ECH and 12. directly involved in milk production and exci 13. questionable function, may stimulate the melanocytes of the skin

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Answer 1

1). 22. T3/T4, Thyroid gland

Explanation: The thyroid gland is the main endocrine gland that controls the metabolic activities. The gland secretes two hormes- thyroxine (T3/T4) and calcitonin.

2). 20. Thymosin, Thymus gland

Explanation: thymus is an endocrine gland situated behind the sternum. The gland produces a hormone called thymosin. The main function of this gland is to gland the activities and maturation of T lymphocytes which helps to impart immunity.

3). 21. Thyrocalcitonin/calcitonin, Thyroid gland

17. PTH, Parathyroid gland

Explanation: the normal blood calcium is 9-11 mg/100ml. When the level of calcium in blood increases, the thyroid gland secretes a hormone named calcitonin. It lowers the level of calcium in blood. On the other hand PTH secreted by parathyroid hormone increases the level of calcium in blood .

5. Testosterone, adrenalgland/gonads

Estrogen, ovaries

7. Epinephrine, adrenal gland

8. Insulin, pancreas

Glucagon, pancreas

9. Estrogen, ovaries

Progesterone, ovaries