AnteriorpituitaryThyroidAC(+)00TSHHypothalamusTAHT. + Thypothalamus()| anterior pituitaryUse the attached figure to answer the matching questions.hypothalamusBthyroid hormone turning offthyroid glandShortfeedbackloopthyroid hormone turning off thyroidgland(-)shortfeedbackshortfoodback4HYPOTHALAMUS2.Releasing hormones and factorsRelease-inhibiting hormones and factorsANTERIOR PITUITARYTropic hormonesTARGET ORGANHormone1. ultra-short feedback loopPhysiologic effectTSH secretion3. TRH secretion4.-long feedback loop(-) or (+)5. TSH stimulates(-)ShortfeedbackloopLongfeedbackloop

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