Science B3 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyNervous system, hormones and behaviourHomeostasisGCSEAQA Created by: jackpainterrCreated on: 04-04-19 19:31 what hormone does the pituitary gland produce LH, FSH, Growth hormone, ADH 1 of 20 what hormone does the thyroid gland produce thyroxine 2 of 20 what hormone does the adrenal gland produce adrenaline 3 of 20 what hormone does the testes produce testosterone 4 of 20 what hormone does the ovary produce oestrogen and progesterone 5 of 20 what hormone does the pancreas produce insulin and glucagon 6 of 20 what are hormones Hormones are chemical messengers which travel in the blood to active specific organs. 7 of 20 do homrones have short or long lasting effects? long lasting effects 8 of 20 where are hormones produced in glands 9 of 20 what is a stimulus a change in the enviroment that is detected by the body 10 of 20 what does a sensory neurone do? it transmits information from a receptor to the CNS. they transmit the impulse down the dendron towards the cell body. 11 of 20 what does a relay neurone do? transmits information between neurones. e.g. sensory to motor 12 of 20 what does a motor neurone do? transmits information from the CNS to effectors. They transmit the impulse away from the cell body. 13 of 20 steps in a nervous reaction Stimulus, receptor cells, sensory neurone, spinal cord, brain, spinal cord, motor neurone, effector, response. 14 of 20 whats the normal blood glucose level? 90mg per 100ml of blood 15 of 20 what does the pancreas do when glucose levels fall too low? it secretes / releases glucagon 16 of 20 what organ monitors the levels of glucose in the blood the pancreas 17 of 20 name the non hormonal methods of contraception condoms (females and males), diaphragm or cervicle cap, and IUD 18 of 20 name the hormonal methods of contraception combined pill, mini pill, IUS 19 of 20 name the most effective contraceptive methods ID, oestrogen and progesterone pill, progesterone pill and IUS 20 of 20
Comments
No comments have yet been made