The image depicts a control process of the endocrine system. What would be a good title for this image?Blood K*level rises4-5Aldosteronereleased fromadrenal cortexAldosteronetargets kidneysK* releasefallsBlood Na*level fallsNa is reabsorbedby kidneysBlood Na/K' levelsnormalizeA. Negative feed back control of a mineralocorticosteroid.B. Positive feedback loop of aldosterone.C. Regulation of aldosterone by the hypothalamus.D. Regulation of ions and water balance by the anterior pituitary gland. Which of the following is not matched with its primary function and its secondary endocrine function?A. Heart: Primary function is pump blood; secondary endocrine function ANP to reduce blood volume.B. Kidney: Primary function is filter blood and produce urine; secondary endocrine function promotes white blood cellproduction.C. Thymus: Primary function mature T-cells; secondary endocrine function thymosins to aid the immune system.D. GI tract: Primary function digestion, absorption, excretion of nutrients and wastes. Secondary endocrine function gastrinto stimulate secretion of hydrochloric acid.

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The image depicts a control process of the endocrine system. What would be a good title for this image? Blood Nat level falls Blood K level rises Aldosterone released from adrenal cortex Aldosterone targets kidneys K release falls Na is reabsorbed by kidneys Blood Na /K' levels normalize A. Negative feed back control of a mineralocorticosteroid. 3. Positive feedback loop of aldosterone. Regulation of aldosterone by the hypothalamus. D. Regulation of ions and water balance by the anterior pituitary gland.

The image depicts a control process of the endocrine system. What would be a good title for this image? Blood Nat level falls Blood K level rises Aldosterone released from adrenal cortex Aldosterone targets kidneys K release falls Na is reabsorbed by kidneys Blood Na /K' levels normalize A. Negative feed back control of a mineralocorticosteroid. 3. Positive feedback loop of aldosterone. Regulation of aldosterone by the hypothalamus. D. Regulation of ions and water balance by the anterior pituitary gland.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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