Health Education _ G8 Lesson exercise midterm1

It is the vital and complex organ located in the skull which contains a great deal of soft tissue.

• 1. pons

• 2. brain

    

• 3. spinal cord

    

• 4. cerebellum

it is the smallest and most important endocrine gland that regulates growth, emotions, and produces milk to mothers after labor.  

• 1. thyroid gland

• 2. pituitary gland

• 3. the pons

• 4. pancreas

It regulates the volume of water in the body and the urinary system.

•    1. brain

• 2. oxytocin

           

• 3. vasopressin

           

• 4. cranial nerve

Which gland that produces digestive enzymes for the digestion of food?

• 1. endocrine gland

           

• 2. duct gland

           

• 3. insulin

           

• 4. kidney

it is part of the pituitary gland that stimulates breast growth and prepares the production of milk during pregnancy.

• 1. tropic hormones

           

• 2. growth hormones

           

• 3. prolactin

           

• 4. oxytocin

it is a part of the brain that controls the movement of face such as closing the eyes, chewing and salivating.

• 1. spinal nerve

           

• 2. thalamus

           

• 3. pons

           

• 4. thyroid

it normalized the body’s blood sugar which helps regulate the chemical reaction of carbohydrates, proteins, and fat.

         

• 1. glucagon

           

• 2. pineal

           

• 3. duct gland

           

• 4. insulin

It is an alternative way to develop calmness of oneself to grow in an age-appropriate manner.

        

•   1. eat unhealthy food

           

• 2. sleep late

           

• 3. meditation

           

• 4. watching inappropriate media

What external factor that needs all five groups of essential nutrients for teenagers to grow normally according to their age group?

         

• 1. food consumption

           

• 2. social environment

           

• 3. sickness and accidents

          

•   4. emotional traits

What is refer to a special aspect of human growth, and or traits that are passed from parents to their children.

         

• 1. intelligence

           

• 2. food consumption

           

• 3. genetic inheritance

           

• 4. social environment