2.2 Hormonal Control (Male Hormones)

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2.2 Hormonal Control (Male Hormones)Version en ligne Male Hormones involved in reproduction par Erin 1 Hormone produced by the hypothalamus at puberty a Releaser Hormone b FSH c ICSH d Testosterone 2 Hormone(s) produced in the pituitary gland Choose one or more answers a Releaser Hormone b FSH c ICSH d Testosterone 3 Function of FSH a Activate the prostate gland and seminal vesicles to produce fluids which promote sperm viability and mobility b Stimulate pituitary gland to produce ICSH c Stimulate Interstitial cells to produce testosterone d Stimulate Seminiferous Tubules to produce sperm 4 Function of ICSH a Activate the prostate gland and seminal vesicles to produce fluids which promote sperm viability and mobility b Stimulate pituitary gland to produce ICSH c Stimulate Interstitial cells to produce testosterone d Stimulate Seminiferous Tubules to produce sperm 5 Functions of testosterone Choose one or more answers a Activate the prostate gland and seminal vesicles to produce fluids which promote sperm viability and mobility b Stimulate pituitary gland to produce ICSH c Stimulate Interstitial cells to produce testosterone d Stimulate Seminiferous Tubules to produce sperm 6 When testosterone levels are high, the pituitary gland is inhibited. What does this do? Choose one or more answers a Inhibit production of FSH b Inhibit production of ICSH c Increase production of FSH d Increase production of ICSH 7 When testosterone levels are high, production of FSH and ICSH in the pituitary gland is inhibited, what does this do to testosterone levels? a Decrease b Increase 8 When testosterone levels are high, the pituitary gland is inhibited from producing ICSH and FSH which decreases testosterone levels. What is this process called? Written answer

2.2 Hormonal Control (Male Hormones)Version en ligne

Male Hormones involved in reproduction

par Erin

Hormone produced by the hypothalamus at puberty

Releaser Hormone

FSH

ICSH

Testosterone

Hormone(s) produced in the pituitary gland

Choose one or more answers

Releaser Hormone

FSH

ICSH

Testosterone

Function of FSH

Activate the prostate gland and seminal vesicles to produce fluids which promote sperm viability and mobility

Stimulate pituitary gland to produce ICSH

Stimulate Interstitial cells to produce testosterone

Stimulate Seminiferous Tubules to produce sperm

Function of ICSH

Activate the prostate gland and seminal vesicles to produce fluids which promote sperm viability and mobility

Stimulate pituitary gland to produce ICSH

Stimulate Interstitial cells to produce testosterone

Stimulate Seminiferous Tubules to produce sperm

Functions of testosterone

Choose one or more answers

Activate the prostate gland and seminal vesicles to produce fluids which promote sperm viability and mobility

Stimulate pituitary gland to produce ICSH

Stimulate Interstitial cells to produce testosterone

Stimulate Seminiferous Tubules to produce sperm

When testosterone levels are high, the pituitary gland is inhibited. What does this do?

Choose one or more answers

Inhibit production of FSH

Inhibit production of ICSH

Increase production of FSH

Increase production of ICSH

When testosterone levels are high, production of FSH and ICSH in the pituitary gland is inhibited, what does this do to testosterone levels?

Decrease

Increase

When testosterone levels are high, the pituitary gland is inhibited from producing ICSH and FSH which decreases testosterone levels. What is this process called?

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2.2 Hormonal Control (Male Hormones)Version en ligne

par Erin

Hormone produced by the hypothalamus at puberty

Hormone(s) produced in the pituitary gland

Choose one or more answers

Function of FSH

Function of ICSH

Functions of testosterone

Choose one or more answers

When testosterone levels are high, the pituitary gland is inhibited. What does this do?

Choose one or more answers

When testosterone levels are high, production of FSH and ICSH in the pituitary gland is inhibited, what does this do to testosterone levels?

When testosterone levels are high, the pituitary gland is inhibited from producing ICSH and FSH which decreases testosterone levels. What is this process called?

Written answer

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