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The model shown in the figure represents the role of two hormones,
calcitonin and parathyroid hormone (PTH), in maintaining normal blood
calcium levels in humans. If a dietary change results in an increase in blood
calcium concentration above normal levels, which of the following is the
most likely effect on calcium homeostasis?*
Calcium Deposiled
in Bones
• Increased Calcium
Excretion
Thyroid Releases
Calcitonin
Blood Calcium
Levels Fall
Blood Calcium
Levels Rise
Normal Blood
Calcium Levcls
Blood Calciam
Levels Fall
Parathyroid Releases
Parathyroid Hormone
(PTH)
Blood Calcium
Levels Rise
Calcium Released
from Benes
• Decreased Calcium
Excretion
Calcitonin levels will decrease, thus stimulating the release of PTH.
Calcitonin levels will increase, thus promoting the deposit of calcium into bones.
PTH levels will decrease, thus stimulating the loss of calcium from bones.
O PTH levels will increase, thus preventing the release of calcitonin.
Transcribed Image Text:The model shown in the figure represents the role of two hormones, calcitonin and parathyroid hormone (PTH), in maintaining normal blood calcium levels in humans. If a dietary change results in an increase in blood calcium concentration above normal levels, which of the following is the most likely effect on calcium homeostasis?* Calcium Deposiled in Bones • Increased Calcium Excretion Thyroid Releases Calcitonin Blood Calcium Levels Fall Blood Calcium Levels Rise Normal Blood Calcium Levcls Blood Calciam Levels Fall Parathyroid Releases Parathyroid Hormone (PTH) Blood Calcium Levels Rise Calcium Released from Benes • Decreased Calcium Excretion Calcitonin levels will decrease, thus stimulating the release of PTH. Calcitonin levels will increase, thus promoting the deposit of calcium into bones. PTH levels will decrease, thus stimulating the loss of calcium from bones. O PTH levels will increase, thus preventing the release of calcitonin.
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