WorksheetsHORMONAL CONTROL OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which structures regulate the hormonal function?
Pancreas and Thyroid gland
Hypothalamus and Thyroid Gland
Hypothalamus and Pituitary (Hypophysis) Gland
Thyroid Gland and Pituitary (Hypophysis) Gland
Pancreas and and Pituitary (Hypophysis) Gland
Which of the below definition best describes a hormone?
Regulatory gland that coordinates the nervous and endocrine systems, because it communicates the brain (hypothalamus) with the rest of the glands in the body (like testis and ovaries).
An organ where the hormones are received and where they act.
An organ that produces and releases hormones. They may have other functions also.
Chemical messengers, transported through the bloodstream to coordinate the function of organs.
Regulates the production of testosterone
Which of the below definition best describes a gland or endocrine organ?
Regulatory gland that coordinates the nervous and endocrine systems, because it communicates the brain (hypothalamus) with the rest of the glands in the body (like testis and ovaries).
An organ where the hormones are received and where they act.
An organ that produces and releases hormones. They may have other functions also.
Chemical messengers, transported through the bloodstream to coordinate the function of organs.
Regulates the production of testosterone
Which of the below definition best describes a target organ?
Regulatory gland that coordinates the nervous and endocrine systems, because it communicates the brain (hypothalamus) with the rest of the glands in the body (like testis and ovaries).
An organ where the hormones are received and where they act.
An organ that produces and releases hormones. They may have other functions also.
Chemical messengers, transported through the bloodstream to coordinate the function of organs.
Regulates the production of testosterone
Which of the below definition best describes the Hypophysis (also called pituitary)?
Regulatory gland that coordinates the nervous and endocrine systems, because it communicates the brain (hypothalamus) with the rest of the glands in the body (like testis and ovaries).
An organ where the hormones are received and where they act.
An organ that produces and releases hormones. They may have other functions also.
Chemical messengers, transported through the bloodstream to coordinate the function of organs.
Regulates the production of testosterone
What the reproductive male and female glands (gonads) called?
Ovaries and Penis
Testes and Sperm
Ovaries and Testes
Penis and Testes
Ovaries and Uterus
Which hormones are called gonadotropins?
Ovaries and Testes
FSH and LH
Sperm and Egg
Hypothalamus and Hypophysis
Testosterone and Estrogen
What is the function of the FSH in a male?
Stimulate sperm production
Regulate production of testosterone
Produce estrogen
Stimulate pituitary gland
Produce oocytes
What is the function of the LH in a female?
Stimulate folicular growth
Stimulate production of estrogen
Stimulate breast growth
Thickens the uterus lining
Causes ovulation
What is the importance of the message that hormones transport?
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What is the relationship between the hypophysis and the hypothalamus?
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