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Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

In the diagram, the highlighted red structure indicates which gland?

a)

Pituitary gland near the base

b)

Adrenal gland on the kidney

c)

Thyroid gland in the neck

d)

Pancreas behind the stomach

2.

Why is the pituitary gland referred to as the master gland?

a)

It directs many other endocrine glands

b)

It controls voluntary muscle movement

c)

It produces insulin for blood sugar

d)

It stores red blood cells for oxygen

3.

What is the typical size of each parathyroid gland?

a)

Size of a pea in diameter

b)

Size of a grain of rice

c)

Size of a small marble

d)

Size of a sunflower seed

4.

Which diagram label helps identify the thymus location relative to the lungs?

a)

Thymus above the pancreas

b)

Thymus between right and left lungs

c)

Thymus behind the kidneys

d)

Thymus below the bladder

5.

A patient has consistently elevated blood calcium levels. Which thyroid hormone would most directly help correct this condition?

a)

Thyroxine would reduce calcium

b)

Calcitonin would reduce calcium

c)

Aldosterone would reduce calcium

d)

Insulin would reduce calcium

6.

Which statement best distinguishes thyroxine from calcitonin?

a)

Both regulate blood calcium directly

b)

Thyroxine targets metabolism; calcitonin targets calcium

c)

Calcitonin targets metabolism; thyroxine targets calcium

d)

Neither affects metabolism or calcium

7.

Which effect would you expect if calcitonin fails to function properly?

a)

Metabolic rate becomes too low

b)

Metabolic rate becomes too high

c)

Blood glucose drops too low

d)

Blood calcium remains too high

8.

A health professional reviewing hormones links insulin to which system function?

a)

Immune control of pathogen defense

b)

Skeletal control of mineral deposition

c)

Endocrine control of carbohydrate metabolism

d)

Respiratory control of oxygen exchange

9.

Which therapy is often used to manage acromegaly when medications are insufficient?

a)

Vaccination to prevent relapse

b)

Electrolyte replacement therapy

c)

Radiation targeting pituitary tissue

d)

Antibiotics for chronic infection

10.

Which symptom most commonly aligns with Addison’s disease?

a)

Rapid weight gain edema

b)

Frequent urination thirst

c)

High blood pressure dizziness

d)

Weight loss and fatigue

11.

Which gland is primarily involved in Cushing’s disease?

a)

Thyroid gland

b)

Pancreatic islets

c)

Pituitary gland

d)

Adrenal medulla

12.

Which endocrine gland is primarily involved in gigantism?

a)

Pituitary gland at brain base

b)

Adrenal glands above kidneys

c)

Pancreas behind the stomach

d)

Thyroid gland in the neck