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Lesson 2: Adrenal Glands, The Pancreas and Reproductive Gonads — Picture questions (exam style)

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  • Passing grade: 60%
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1.
What replaces (?) in the table?
What replaces (?) in the table?
male sexual characters
deficiency in childhood: dwarfism
deficiency in adults: myxoedema
raises blood sugar in emergencies
2.
What replaces (?) in the table?
What replaces (?) in the table?
progesterone
thyroxine
adrenaline
growth hormone
3.
What replaces (?) in the table?
What replaces (?) in the table?
deficiency: tetany
male sexual characters
maintains pregnancy
deficiency: diabetes mellitus
4.
What replaces (?) in the table?
What replaces (?) in the table?
maintains pregnancy
deficiency in childhood: dwarfism
raises blood sugar in emergencies
deficiency in childhood: cretinism
5.
What replaces (?) in the table?
What replaces (?) in the table?
posterior pituitary
pancreas (beta cells)
ovary
adrenal cortex
6.
What replaces (?) in the table?
What replaces (?) in the table?
deficiency: diabetes mellitus
deficiency in childhood: cretinism
cortex deficiency: Addison’s disease
excess: exophthalmic goitre
7.
What replaces (?) in the table?
What replaces (?) in the table?
deficiency in childhood: dwarfism
deficiency: diabetes mellitus
maintains pregnancy
cortex deficiency: Addison’s disease
8.
What replaces (?) in the table?
What replaces (?) in the table?
cortex deficiency: Addison’s disease
excess in adults: acromegaly
deficiency: tetany
excess: exophthalmic goitre
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