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BSC 2346 Module 10 Quiz / BSC2346 Module 10 Quiz (2 New Versions, 2020): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College (100% Correct) (SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Check REVIEWS of my 1000 Plus Clients)

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BSC 2346 Module 10 Quiz / BSC2346 Module 10 Quiz (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College BSC2346 Quiz 10 / BSC 2346 Quiz 10 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College • Question 1 Which endocrine hormone is associated with decreasing the blood calcium levels in the body? • Question 2 Which statement is NOT true regarding the endocrine system? • Question 3 Which statement is NOT true regarding the adrenal glands? • Question 4 Which endocrine gland is associated with and directly responsible for producing hormones such as cortisol that influence the body’s stress response? • Question 5 What statement is NOT true regarding hypothyroidism and the thyroid gland? • Question 6 Which endocrine gland is associated with and directly responsible for increasing and/or decreasing blood sugar levels? • Question 7 Besides the major endocrine glands, there are other organs that secrete hormones such as the skin, kidney, and stomach? • Question 8 Which statement is true regarding the endocrine system? • Question 9 Which endocrine hormone is associated with influencing an individual’s circadian rhythm (sleep/wake cycle)? Selected Answer: C. Melatonin • Question 10 Which statement is true regarding blood calcium levels and the endocrine system? • Question 11 Which statement is NOT true regarding antidiuretic hormone (ADH)? • Question 12 Which endocrine hormone is associated with prescription medications that are used to suppress the immune system and have anti-inflammation properties? • Question 13 Which endocrine hormone is associated with directly decreasing blood sugar levels? • Question 14 Which statement is NOT true regarding endocrine system disorders? • Question 15 Which choice listed is true regarding the endocrine system? BSC 2346 Module 10 Quiz / BSC2346 Quiz 10 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College • Question 1 A goiter is a common feature in which of the following disorders? • Question 2 Which statement is true regarding antidiuretic hormone (ADH)? • Question 3 Which endocrine hormone is associated with prescription medications that are used to suppress the immune system and have anti-inflammation properties? • Question 4 Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) stimulates the production of eggs in females and sperm in males. • Question 5 Which of the following hormones stimulates milk production in mammary glands? • Question 6 In increase in Thyroid Hormone (T3 and T4) secretion results in an increase in body heat production and an increase in basal metabolic rate. • Question 7 Which endocrine gland is associated with and directly responsible for increasing and/or decreasing blood sugar levels? • Question 8 Which endocrine hormone is associated with directly decreasing blood sugar levels? • Question 9 Which statement is true regarding blood calcium levels and the endocrine system? • Question 10 Which statement is true regarding the endocrine system? • Question 11 Which of the following structures synthesizes catecholamines that are released during activation of the sympathetic nervous system? : • Question 12 Secretion of both Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing hormone (LH) is stimulated by which of these hormones? : • Question 13 Which statement is true regarding the endocrine system? • Question 14 What statement is NOT true regarding hypothyroidism and the thyroid gland? • Question 15 In a healthy patient, a decrease in production of Thyroid Hormone (T3 and T4) will cause an increase Thyroid-stimulating Hormone released from the pituitary gland. :

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BSC 2346 Module 10 Quiz

 Question 1

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Which endocrine hormone is associated with decreasing the blood calcium levels in the
body?
Selected Answer: B. Calcitonin




 Question 2

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Which statement is NOT true regarding the endocrine system?

Selected Answer: D.
Too much secretion of growth hormone (GH) can lead to Addison’s disease



 Question 3

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Which statement is NOT true regarding the adrenal glands?

Selected Answer: B.
Secretion of adrenal glands are directly influenced by growth hormone



 Question 4

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