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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: Thyriod-stimulating function is?(TSH) (Anterior Pituitary Gland)Answer: (Tropic hormone) Stimulates secretion of the hormones Question: Adrenocorticotropic hormone function is? (ATCH)(Anterior Gland)Answer: (Tropic hormone) Stimulates secretion of the adrenal Question: Follicle-stimulating hormone function is? (FSH) (Anterior Gland)Answer: (Tropic hormone) Female: Stimulates development of ovarian follicles and secretion of estrogens Male: Stimulates seminiferous of testes to grow and produce sperm Question: Luteinizing hormone function is? (LH) (Anterior Gland)Answer: (Tropic hormone)Female:Stimulates of ovarian follicle and ovum; stimulates secretion of estrogen;triggers ovulation;stimulates development of corpus luteum Male: Stimulates interstitial cells of the testes to secrete testosterone Question: Growth hormone function is? (GH) (Anterior Gland)Answer: Stimulates growth in all organsp; mobilizes food molecules, causing an increase in blood concentration Question: Prolactin (lactogenic hormone) function is? (Anterior Gland)Answer: Stimulates breast development during pregnancy and milk after pregnancy Question: Antidiurtic hormone function is? (ADH) (Posterior Gland)Answer: Stimulates retention of water by the Question: Oxytocin function is? (OT) (Posterior Gland)Answer: the release of milk into the breast ducts Question: Releasing hormones functions are? (RHs) (Posterior Gland)Answer: the anterior pituitary to release hormones Question: Inhibiting hormones functions are? (IHs) (Posterior Gland)Answer: Inhibit the pituirtary's secretion of hormones Question: Thyroxine (T4) & Triiodothyronine (T3) is? (Thyroid)Answer: Stimulate the metabolism of all cells Question: function is? (CT) (Thyroid)Answer: Inhibits the breakdown of bone; causes a decreses in calcium concentration Question: Parathroid function is? (PTH) (Parathyroid)Answer: Stimulates the breakdown of bone; an increase in blood calcium concentration Question: Mineralocorticoids: function is? (Adrenal Cortex)Answer: Regulate eletrolyte and homeostasis Question: : cortisol (hydrocotisone) function is? (Adrenal Cortex)Answer: Stimulate gluconeogenesis; causing an increase in blood glucous concentration; also have , antimmunity, and antiallergy effects Question: Sex functions are? (Adrenal Cortex)Answer: Stimulate sexual drive in the but have negligible effects in the male Question: Epinephrine (Epi) & Norepinphrine (NR) function is? (Adrenal )Answer: Prolong and intensify the nervous response during stress Question: Glucagon is? (Pancreatic Islets)Answer: Stimulates in lever, causing an increase in blood glucous concentration Question: Insulin function is? (Pancreatic )Answer: glucous entry into all cells, causing a decrease in blood glucous concentration Question: Estrogen is? (Ovary)Answer: Promote development and maintenance of female characteristics Question: Progesterone is? (Ovary)Answer: conditions required for pregnancy Question: function is? (Testis)Answer: Promotes and maintenance of male sexual characteristics Question: function is? (Thymus)Answer: Promote development of -system cells Question: function is? (Pineal)Answer: Inhibites tropic hormones that affect the ovaries; may be involved in the body's internal and sleep cycle |
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