ANAPHY

Question 1

Hormones that pass through the cell membrane and binds to receptors inside the cell. Lipid soluble hormones are nonpolar

Accepted Answer

Lipid-Soluble Hormones

Question 2

biochemicals that travels in the bloodstream and alters the metabolism of one or more cells.

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Hormones

Question 3

are activated by nerve fibers.

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Neural Stimulus

Question 4

are activated by other hormones

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Hormonal Stimulus

Question 5

almond-sized part of the brain, produces multiple hormones that influence hormone production in the anterior pituitary gland

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Hypothalamus

Question 6

affects human behavior and the reproductive system and
is stored in the posterior pituitary gland.

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Oxytocin

Question 7

Hormone that stimulates mammary glands and uterus for smooth muscle contraction.

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Oxytocin

Question 8

regulates water levels in
the body, blood volume and blood pressure and is stored in the
posterior pituitary gland.

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Vasopressin

Question 9

controls the anterior pituitary gland in releasing Growth Hormone

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Somatocrinin

Question 10

controls
the anterior pituitary gland in inhibiting Growth Hormone

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Somatostatin

Question 11

Hormone that stimulates milk production in mammary glands.

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Prolactin/ Mammotropin

Question 12

Hormone that controls the pigmentation of the skin by stimulating the increased melanin deposition in the skin

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Melanocyte

Question 13

that regulates calcium and phosphorus metabolism.

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Parathyroid

Question 14

stimulates the kidneys to reabsorb sodium ions
and water to the blood while excreting potassium ions.

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Aldosterone

Question 15

mobilizes energy reserves by stimulating the production of glucose from amino acids.

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Cortisol

Question 16

glucagon

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Alpha

Question 17

insulin

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Beta

Question 18

somatostatin

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Delta

Question 19

located in the upper thorax and is behind the breast bone.

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thymus

Question 20

It stimulates uterine lining, hypothalamus, pituitary gland and other tissues to regulate menstrual cycle and maintains secondary sex characteristics in females.

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Estrogen

# 1

Maikling Sagot

Hormones that pass through the cell membrane and binds to receptors inside the cell. Lipid soluble hormones are nonpolar

# 2

Maikling Sagot

biochemicals that travels in the bloodstream and alters the metabolism of one or more cells.

# 3

Maikling Sagot

are activated by nerve fibers.

# 4

Maikling Sagot

are activated by other hormones

# 5

Maikling Sagot

almond-sized part of the brain, produces multiple hormones that influence hormone production in the anterior pituitary gland

# 6

Maikling Sagot

affects human behavior and the reproductive system and is stored in the posterior pituitary gland.

# 7

Maikling Sagot

Hormone that stimulates mammary glands and uterus for smooth muscle contraction.

# 8

Maikling Sagot

regulates water levels in the body, blood volume and blood pressure and is stored in the posterior pituitary gland.

# 9

Maikling Sagot

controls the anterior pituitary gland in releasing Growth Hormone

# 10

Maikling Sagot

controls the anterior pituitary gland in inhibiting Growth Hormone

# 11

Maikling Sagot

Hormone that stimulates milk production in mammary glands.

# 12

Maikling Sagot

Hormone that controls the pigmentation of the skin by stimulating the increased melanin deposition in the skin

# 13

Maikling Sagot

that regulates calcium and phosphorus metabolism.

# 14

Maikling Sagot

stimulates the kidneys to reabsorb sodium ions and water to the blood while excreting potassium ions.

# 15

Maikling Sagot

mobilizes energy reserves by stimulating the production of glucose from amino acids.

# 16

Maikling Sagot

glucagon

# 17

Maikling Sagot

insulin

# 18

Maikling Sagot

somatostatin

# 19

Maikling Sagot

located in the upper thorax and is behind the breast bone.

# 20

Maikling Sagot

It stimulates uterine lining, hypothalamus, pituitary gland and other tissues to regulate menstrual cycle and maintains secondary sex characteristics in females.