08 FINAL EXAM REVIEW: Endocrine System
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- Q1Which gland controls other glands and body growth?pancreasthyroidovariespituitary30s
- Q2Which gland controls the amount of calcium in your blood?parathyroidthymusthyroidpancreas30s
- Q3Which gland controls the rate that food is turned into energy?thymusparathyroidpancreasthyroid30s
- Q4Which gland helps the body's immune system to recognize and reject pathogens?pituitarythymusparathyroidthyroid30s
- Q5Which gland sits on top of the kidneys and reacts when the body is excited, angry or frightened?testesthyroidadrenalpancreas30s
- Q6Which gland controls the body's use of glucose?thymusparathyroidpancreasthyroid30s
- Q7Which organ functions as a gland to produce hormones that produce female characteristics and initiates puberty in girls?parathyroidovariestestesthyroid30s
- Q8Which organ functions as a gland to produce hormones that produce male characteristics and puberty in boys?thyroidovariestestesepididymis30s
- Q9This gland sits at the base of the brain and is often called "the master gland".thyroidpituitarypancreasthymus30s
- Q10This hormone is made by the pancreas and allows your cells to take in glucose.insulinthyroid stimulating hormonenorepinephrineprogesterone30s
- Q11This endocrine organ is found posterior to the stomach and helps maintain blood sugar levels as well as aid in digestion.thymus glandparathyroidpancreasspleen30s
- Q12This hormone is produced by the adrenal glands in response to the sympathetic nervous system, stimulating your "fight or flight" response.adrenocorticotropic hormonesadrenalinethyroxineoxytocin30s