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General
Endocrine
How do endocrine glands
send messages to other parts
of the body?
A 100
They release hormones into
extracellular fluid
A 100
How are hormones transported to
target site (cell or organ)?
A 200
Blood
A 200
Which hormones
communicate via directly
entering the cell’s
membrane and activating
genes?
A 300
Lipid-based hormones
A 300
How are hormones kept in balance?
A 400
Negative feedback
A 400
What are the 3 methods of
stimulating hormone release?
A 500
Hormonal, Neural, Humoral
A 500
Which endocrine gland is
commonly referred to as the
“master” gland
B 100
Anterior pituitary
B 100
Which hormone does the
pineal gland release?
B 200
Melanin – responsible for
sleep and wake cycles
B 200
What hormones does the
hypothalamus create?
B 300
Oxytocin and Antidiuretic
Hormone (ADH)
B 300
Which endocrine gland is
responsible for male secondary sex
characteristics?
B 400
Testes
B 400
What is #1 pointing to?
B 500
Pineal Gland
B 500
Which hormone is
responsible for decreasing
blood glucose levels?
C 100
Insulin
C 100
Which hormone increases
blood calcium levels?
C 200
Parathyroid Hormone (PTH)
C 200
Which hormone is responsible for
metabolism?
C 300
Thyroid Hormone (TH)
C 300
DAILY
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DOUBLE
C 400
Which gland is located behind
the sternum, shrinks with age and
helps mature lymphocytes into
T cells?
C 400
Thymus Gland
C 400
Which hormone targets the
kidneys and helps to retain
water?
C 500
Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH)
C 500
Which endocrine gland is
responsible for developing
female secondary sex
characteristics?
D 100
ovaries
D 100
Which hormones communicate
via secondary messenger
system?
D 200
Amino acid based hormones
D 200
Which hormone produced by
the anterior pituitary targets
the thyroid?
D 300
Thyroid Stimulating
Hormone (TSH)
D 300
Which hormone is
antagonistic to insulin?
D 400
Glucagon
D 400
Which hormone is
antagonistic to Parathyroid
Hormone (PTH)
D 500
Calcitonin
D 500
Which gland produces
glucocorticoids and
mineralcorticoids?
E 100
Adrenal Cortex
E 100
Which area of the brain controls
the pituitary gland?
E 200
Hypothalamus
E 200
Which hormone stimulates
milk production in mammals?
E 300
Prolactin
E 300
Which hormone stimulates
uterine contractions during
childbirth?
E 400
Oxytocin
E 400
Which hormone produced by
the pituitary controls stress by
stimulating the adrenal
cortex?
E 500
Adrenocorticotrophic
Hormone (ACTH)
E 500
Which hormone causes
gigantism and dwarfism?
F 100
Human Growth Hormone
F 100
Which gland is located in the
front of the next and on top of
the trachea?
F 200
Thyroid gland
F 200
Which hormone needs iodine
and ultimately stimulates
your metabolism?
F 300
Thyroid Hormone
F 300
Which gland is found on the
posterior side of the thyroid?
F 400
Parathyroid Gland
F 400
Which hormone commonly
called adrenaline is
responsible for creating fear
under stress?
F 500
Epinephrine
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Endocrine System
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Which hormone signals the liver
to release glucose?
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Glucagon
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