Endocrine glands and hormones

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  • 1. promotes growth of bones, muscles and other tissues.
  • 2. stimulates ovaries to secrete estrogen and growth of ovarian follicles in females and sperm in males
  • 3. stimulates the mammary gland so that milk is produced
  • 4. controls skin pigmentation
  • 5. activates the function of the thyroid gland
  • 6. triggers the release of eggs in females (ovulation)
  • 7. maintain the levels of water in the body and directs the kidneys to reabsorb water when the body is running low on its water reserves.
  • 8. stimulates contraction of the walls of the uterus during childbirth and aids in the ejection of milk from mammary glands during breast-feeding.
  • a. luteinizing hormone
  • b. melanocyte stimulating hormone
  • c. oxytocin
  • d. anti-diuretic hormone
  • e. follicle stimulating hormone
  • f. lactogenic hormone
  • g. growth hormone
  • h. thyroid stimulating hormone
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  • g 1. promotes growth of bones, muscles and other tissues.
  • e 2. stimulates ovaries to secrete estrogen and growth of ovarian follicles in females and sperm in males
  • f 3. stimulates the mammary gland so that milk is produced
  • b 4. controls skin pigmentation
  • h 5. activates the function of the thyroid gland
  • a 6. triggers the release of eggs in females (ovulation)
  • d 7. maintain the levels of water in the body and directs the kidneys to reabsorb water when the body is running low on its water reserves.
  • c 8. stimulates contraction of the walls of the uterus during childbirth and aids in the ejection of milk from mammary glands during breast-feeding.
  • a. luteinizing hormone
  • b. melanocyte stimulating hormone
  • c. oxytocin
  • d. anti-diuretic hormone
  • e. follicle stimulating hormone
  • f. lactogenic hormone
  • g. growth hormone
  • h. thyroid stimulating hormone

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