Role of hormones in coordination - class-X
Description: role of hormones in coordination | |
Number of Questions: 23 | |
Created by: Saurabh Mittal | |
Tags: biology life processes in living organism coordination and response nervous system and endocrine system control and coordination in living organisms control and coordination endocrine system and adolescence human organ systems the endocrine system coordination - the linking system control and co-ordination in plants and animals human system life processes: control and coordination |
Which one of the following statements is correct?
Which part of the body produces the Growth Hormone Releasing Factor (GHRF) ?
Which of the following hormone helps the body in extreme conditions?
Which part of the intestine is connected to the Pancreas?
Which cells of the Pancreas helps in conversion of Glycogen to Glucose?
Which of the following statements is correct in relation to the endocrine system?
Aakash has a swollen neck. He is losing his weight from last few months drastically. When checked, the heart rate also seems to be increased. He claims that he is not able to sleep properly and he feels restless. What can be the probable diagnosis of this situation?
You see a dog running towards you and you felt that your respiration and heart beat has started increasing and then you also started running. Which hormone has been responsible for this?
Alex these days feels exhausted without doing any work. He has got infections. He gets hungry and thirsty easily. He goes to washroom every now and then. What do you diagnose?
Ishika's mother visited doctor's clinic yesterday. After looking at the blood report, doctor asked her not to eat sweet dishes or avoid intake of sugar. What do you think what can be the reason for this advise given by the doctor? Choose the right option for this case.
Hormones are carried from endocrine system to target organs linked through
The endocrine system which of the following functions?
Steroid hormones regulate gene activity through
A ........................... mechanism regulates the action of hormones.
Cortisol is secreted by the adrenal cortex in response to stress. In addition to its function in a stress response, it functions in negative feedback by
Epinephrine level in blood increases in response to stress. This hormone is known to affect the rate of glycolysis in different organs of the body. The rates of glycolysis in liver, heart and skeletal muscles in response to rise in blood epinephrine (in comparison to non-stress condition) is expected to be
Which illustrates feed back in development
Besides corticotropin releasing hormone(CRH) which other hormone also stimulate the release of adrenocorticotropic hormone(ACTH)?
Blood sugar level is an example of _______
Hormonal secretions are controlled by
Uterine contraction during child birth is an example of ______
'Too much, slow down or too little, speed up' this is the of
Feedback mechanisms can be