University:
Michigan State University
Course:
ANTR 211 | Human Tissues and Cells for Medical Illustrators
Academic year:

2024
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Author:

heleboelful

Endocrine System - Multiple Choice Test KEY Name ______________________________________________________ Date ________________ 1 The endrocrine system works together with the ________ system to maintain the body’s equilibrium? 6 A pancreas B adrenal glands C thyroid gland D pituitary gland A digestive system B nervous system C respiratoy system D reproductive system 2 Hormones help balance the body’s reactions differently than nerve impulses in that: 7 All the following are endocrine glands, EXCEPT the: 8 A sweat gland B adrenal glands C thyroid gland D pituitary gland 4 Endocrine glands are different than exocrine glands in that exocrine glands: The endocrine gland(s) referred to as the “master gland” is the: A pancreas B adrenal glands C thyroid gland D pituitary gland The endocrine gland(s) that sits on top of the kidneys and secretes both metabolic stabilizers and stress regulators: A pancreas B adrenal glands C thyroid gland D pituitary gland 9 A release hormones into the blood. B secrete through ducts out onto the skin. C affect many body organs. D include the reproductive organs. 5 The endocrine gland(s) that makes insulin: A pancreas B adrenal glands C thyroid gland D pituitary gland A the reactions take longer to occur. B hormones can target specific target cells found somewhere else in the body. C the reactions can last much longer. D All of the above. 3 The largest endocrine gland(s) that makes 3 hormones that affect the metabolism is the: Hormone release stops when the stimulus that triggered it – like thirst or high blood sugar is satisfied or corrected. This is called: A positive feedback system B negative feedback system C lock and key system D solar system 10 The only endocrine gland(s) that is dormant during childhood to activate at puberty: A pancreas B adrenal glands C thyroid gland D ovaries and testes