what is the target cell, the cell that the messenger is sent to, a type of enzyme, the sugar in the bloodstream, the concentration of glucose in a cell, what are Pheromones, chemical messengers between 2 cells of the same specimin, chemical messengers between 2 members of different species, chemical messengers between 2 members of the same species, what do the endocrine glands do, secrete hormones into the bloodstream, produce energy in cells, repair cells, what do endocrine cells do, secrete glucose into cells, secrete substances into fluids outside of the cell, trigger a fight or flight reaction in the body, what are hormones, chemical messengers in the body, a type of cell, a cellular reaction, Where do neurosecretory cells secrete hormones, the kidneys, the brain, the heart, which answer below does non neural endocrine cells regulate, response to hunger, response to cold, response to pain, where does the neurohemal organ secrete hormones, into the brain, into the blood, directly into cells, what are polypeptide and protein hormones made of, amino acid chains, lipid chains, fat chains, True or false: Steroid hormones regulate metabolism, true, false, which of the following do amine hormones trigger, cell growth, increased blood preassure, fight or flight response, what does the pituitary gland regulate, metabolism, growth, hormobes, all of the above, none of the above, what does the hypothalamus regulate, cell repair, release of hormones, creation of proteins, which of the following does the anterior pituitary regulate, reproduction, immune system, growth metabolism, a and b, a and c, b and c, what hormone(s) does the posterior pituitary release, adh, oxytoxin, both, neither, what does adh help control in the body, water level and salt, growth and metabolism, stress and muscle growth, which of the following does oxytocin have a big part in, apoptosis, heat tolerance, childbirth, what do tropic hormones do, maintain heartbeat, stimulate brain activity, stimulate glands to make more hormones, which hormone does acth regulate, growth hormone, cortisol, estrogen, which of the following does fsh stimulate, childbirth, egg production, milk production, sperm production, a b and c, b and d, which does lh stimulate, child growth, ovulation, testosterone production, what does ths regulate, thyroid cell growth, thyroid hormone production, thyroid cell repair, which of the following does gh regulate, cell water intake, metabolism, brain activity, what does the hypothalamo-hypophyseal system do, stimulate neurons, program cell death, help maintain homeostasis, true or false: rh stimulates hormone secretion in the endocrine system, true, false, true or false: ih stimulates hormone secretion in the endocrine system, true, false, what does hpa respond to, environmental stressors, food intake, change in temprature, what do androgens do, stimulate sexual development, stimulate t cell creation, stimulate heart activity, what does estrogen stimulate, bodily processes, sexual development, both, what does progesterone prepare for, dangerous situations, pathogens, preganancy, what do gonadotropins assist, growth, sexual development, testicular and ovarian function, protein production, a b and c, all of the above, what does gnrh cause the secretion of, lh, fsh, both

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