Transcription of Endocrine System - Multiple Choice Test - Exploring Nature
1 Endocrine System - Multiple Choice Test Sheri Amsel _____ Date _____67891012345 The endrocrine System works together with the _____ System to maintain the body s equilibrium?A digestive systemB nervous systemC respiratoy systemD reproductive systemHormones help balance the body s reactions differently than nerve impulses in that:A the reactions take longer to hormones can target specific target cells found somewhere else in the the reactions can last much All of the the following are Endocrine glands, EXCEPT the: A sweat glandB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandThe Endocrine gland(s) referred to as the master gland is the: A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandThe largest Endocrine gland(s) that makes 3 hormones that affect the metabolism is the: A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandThe Endocrine gland(s) that makes insulin is the: A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandThe only Endocrine glands that lay dormant during childhood to activate at puberty are the.
2 A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD ovaries and testesEndocrine glands are different than exocrine glands in that exocrine glands: A release hormones into the secrete through ducts out onto the affect many body include the reproductive Endocrine gland(s) that sits on top of the kidneys and secretes both metabolic stabilizers and stress regulators: A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandHormone release stops when the stimulus that triggered it like thirst or high blood sugar is satisfied or corrected. This is called: A positive feedback systemB negative feedback systemC lock and key systemD solar systemEndocrine System - Multiple Choice Test KEY Sheri Amsel _____ Date _____67891012345 The endrocrine System works together with the _____ System to maintain the body s equilibrium?A digestive systemB nervous systemC respiratoy systemD reproductive systemHormones help balance the body s reactions differently than nerve impulses in that:A the reactions take longer to hormones can target specific target cells found somewhere else in the the reactions can last much All of the the following are Endocrine glands, EXCEPT the: A sweat glandB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandThe Endocrine gland(s) referred to as the master gland is the: A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandThe largest Endocrine gland(s) that makes 3 hormones that affect the metabolism is the: A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandThe Endocrine gland(s) that makes insulin: A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandThe only Endocrine gland(s) that is dormant during childhood to activate at puberty.
3 A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD ovaries and testesEndocrine glands are different than exocrine glands in that exocrine glands: A release hormones into the secrete through ducts out onto the affect many body include the reproductive Endocrine gland(s) that sits on top of the kidneys and secretes both metabolic stabilizers and stress regulators: A pancreasB adrenal glandsC thyroid glandD pituitary glandHormone release stops when the stimulus that triggered it like thirst or high blood sugar is satisfied or corrected. This is called: A positive feedback systemB negative feedback systemC lock and key systemD solar System
