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Endocrine organs and roles

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Endocrine System: Parts & Functions Quiz


Endocrine System: Parts & Functions QuizVersion en ligne Endocrine organs and roles par NELLIE ABAD 1 Which gland is the master regulator that controls other endocrine glands? a Thyroid gland b Adrenal gland c Pancreas d Pituitary gland 2 What hormone does the thyroid primarily produce that regulates metabolism? a Cortisol b Parathormone c Calcitonin d Thyroxine (T4) 3 Which gland releases adrenaline in response to stress? a Pituitary gland b Adrenal gland c Pineal gland d Thymus 4 Which organ produces insulin to regulate blood glucose? a Liver b Pancreas c Thymus d Gonads 5 Which hormone from the pancreas lowers blood glucose? a Incretin b Somatostatin c Insulin d Glucagon 6 Which gland secretes parathyroid hormone to regulate calcium levels? a Adrenal glands b Thyroid c Parathyroid glands d Pituitary 7 What hormone is produced by the ovaries and testes that regulates secondary sexual characteristics? a Thyroxine b Melatonin c Cortisol d Gonadal hormones (estrogen/testosterone) 8 Which gland secretes melatonin to regulate sleep-wake cycles? a Thyroid b Adrenal c Pituitary d Pineal gland 9 Which gland is involved in immune system development and thymic hormones support T-cell maturation? a Thymus b Parathyroid c Hypothalamus d Pineal 10 Which gland produces cortisol and aldosterone as part of the stress response? a Gonads b Adrenal cortex c Pancreas d Pituitary Feedback 1 The pituitary secretes hormones that regulate other glands like thyroid, adrenals, and gonads. 2 Thyroxine (T4) and T3 increase metabolic rate; calcitonin lowers calcium. 3 Adrenal medulla secretes adrenaline (epinephrine) during stress. 4 Beta cells in the pancreas secrete insulin to lower blood glucose. 5 Insulin facilitates cellular glucose uptake, lowering blood sugar. 6 Parathyroid hormone (PTH) increases blood calcium by acting on bones and kidneys. 7 Estrogen and testosterone govern secondary sexual traits and reproduction. 8 Melatonin helps control circadian rhythms and sleep. 9 Thymus is active in early life, producing thymic hormones for T-cells. 10 The adrenal cortex synthesizes glucocorticoids (cortisol) and mineralocorticoids (aldosterone).

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Endocrine System: Parts & Functions QuizVersion en ligne

par NELLIE ABAD

Which gland is the master regulator that controls other endocrine glands?

What hormone does the thyroid primarily produce that regulates metabolism?

Which gland releases adrenaline in response to stress?

Which organ produces insulin to regulate blood glucose?

Which hormone from the pancreas lowers blood glucose?

Which gland secretes parathyroid hormone to regulate calcium levels?

What hormone is produced by the ovaries and testes that regulates secondary sexual characteristics?

Which gland secretes melatonin to regulate sleep-wake cycles?

Which gland is involved in immune system development and thymic hormones support T-cell maturation?

Which gland produces cortisol and aldosterone as part of the stress response?

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