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Hormones, homeostasis, and reproduction
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Quiz on the Hormones, homeostasis and reproduction system of the human body.
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Endocrine gland of the body?
Pineal
salivary
penis
liver
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Where is Melatonin located
liver
thyroid
fat tissue
Pineal gland
3
What is in vitro fertilization
fertilization using donated sperm
cloning technique
fertilization of an egg outside the body
artificial fertilization of an egg inside the body
4
Which cells secrete insulin?
Cellls of the liver
a-cells of the pancreas
Epithelial cells of the intestine
B-cells of the pancreas
5
Small glands that produce and add seminal fluid to the semen
Seminal vesical
penis
urethra
scrotum
6
Type II diabetes is the result of
eating too many sweets
aids
fasting
cells no longer responding to insulin
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Under what conditions is glucagon secretion increased?
after a meal rich in carbs
when the temperature falls
after fasting for a long period of time
While resting
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Testis are
an organ
the male gonads
a muscular tube
the area where sperm are received
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Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to
cancer
Kidney failure
seizure
heart attack
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Effect of testoterone
breast
Deepening of voice
bigger hips
odor
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What is the purpose of Leptin?
cause hunger
regulate sleep
Decrease apetite
control melatonin
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What gland is know as master gland?
salivary
heart
epididymis
pituitary
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Which organ secretes FSH?
Ovary
Placenta
Testes
Pituitary gland
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What is the job of the vas deferense
sperm maturation
Carries mature sperm to the urethra during ejaculation
sperm maturation
tube that carries semen through the penis
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Type I diabetes is
hereditary
an autoimmune disease
not dangerous
contagious
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How do the nervous system and endocrine system work together to maintain homeostasis?
They do no work together
send message to the endocrine glands
send messages to the brain then to the endocrine glands
send message to the brain
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Explain the effect of estrogen on the uterus
Positive feedback loop
release FSH
Increase the thickness of the endometrium
release LH
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Which process decreases when the human body temperature decreases?
blood flow to internal organs
secretion of sweat
Secretion of insulin
shivering
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What is homeostasis?
penninsula
cell wall
The body's tendency to keep an internal balance
staying hydrated
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A physiological variable to maintain homeostasis is
insulin
Oxygen intake
Blood pH
Shivering
