(HBS 2.3.2) Place the following in the correct sequence for a thyroid feedback. Starts with: Hypothalamus detects low metabolic activity. = T3 and T4 are released = Pituitary receptors are activated. = TRH is released. = Normal metabolic activity is restored. = TSH is released = Thyroid receptors are activated

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