Hormones are typically regulated by what reaction?
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The endocrine system is composed of many glands. What is the purpose of these glands?
To secrete unique and potent chemicalsinto the blood stream called hormones.
Hormones direct their actions to target glands or tissues atdistant receptor sites. What else do hormonesregulate?
Which disease has an outstanding feature that has a gradualand painless lumpy enlargement of the thyroid gland which causes a feeling ofpressure in the neck and causes difficulty in swallowing?
What is a condition of chronic hypersecretion of the adrenalcortex?
What is the condition in whichyour thyroid gland doesn't produce enough of certain important hormones?
What gland of the endocrine system is only found in females?
Which endocrine gland is centrally located in the brain?
Which endocrine glands are located on the posterior surfaceof the thyroid gland
Which hormones are produced by the thyroid gland?
Which disease causes the tissue behind the eyes tobecome inflamed and swells causing the eyes to bulge in one or botheyes?
What is the name and the position of the gland--whichmalfunctions-- that leads to the insipidus version of diabetes?
A person with Addison's disease usually exhibits a bronzeskin color, the result of the partial or complete failure of which gland?
If a person is diagnosed with gestational diabetes, whichgland is most likely involved?