4. Dehydroepiandrosterone 14. adrenal aids in production of body
sulfate (DHEA) odor and growth of body hair during puberty
5. Estrogen 15 ovary works to regulate
menstrual cycle, maintain pregnancy, and develop female sex characteristics; aids in sperm production
6. Follicle stimulating pituitary 16. regulates the sperm
hormone (FSH) and egg production
7. Glucagon pancreas 17. helps increase blood
glucose levels
8. Insulin pancreas 18. aids in the reduction
of blood glucose levels
9. Luteinizing hormone 19. pituitary controls estrogen and
(LH) testosterone production as well as ovulation 10. Melatonin 20. pineal controls sleep and wake cycles
11. Oxytocin pituitary 21. helps in lactation,
childbirth, and mother- child bonding
12. Parathyroid hormone parathyroid 22. Calcium levels in
bones and blood are regulated.
13. Progesterone ovary 23. When an egg is
fertilized, it helps to prepare the body for pregnancy.
14. Prolactin pituitary Promotes breast milk
production
15. Testosterone 24. Ovary, testes, adrenal contributes to sex drive
and body density in males and females as well as development of male sex characteristics
16. Thyroid hormone thyroid 25. Aid in the regulation
of various bodily functions, including metabolism and energy levels
II. ESSAY and DEFINITION
26-30 Give the function of Male reproductive system in the body
- The male reproductive system is controlled by three hormones: testosterone, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), and luteinizing hormone (LH).The pituitary gland, which is positioned at the base of the brain, produces both LH and FSH. FSH is necessary for sperm formation (spermatogenesis), whereas LH stimulates testosterone production in the testicles. Many masculine characteristics, such as muscle strength and mass, bone mass, fat distribution, and sex desire, are influenced by testosterone. 31-40 Give the function of female reproductive system in the body - It produces ova, which are egg cells that are necessary for reproduction. The system is set up to convey the ova to the fertilization area. Along with the sperm, the egg fertilization takes place in the Fallopian tubes. The next step for fertilized eggs is to implant in the uterine walls and begin the phases of pregnancy. Aside from the tasks listed above, the female reproductive system is also involved in the creation of female sex hormones, which is necessary for the reproductive cycle to continue. Ovulation, fertilization, delivery, and finally infant care are all supported by organs and a pair of mammary glands that are functionally and physically intertwined. 41-45 What is the function of special senses. Differentiate them into the general senses in our body. - To detect and convert ambient stimuli into electrical impulses. These are subsequently transmitted to the central nervous system via sensory neurons, where they are integrated and processed, and a reaction is generated. - Sensory information is collected and converted into nerve impulses by specific sense organs in special senses. While general senses don't have any particular sense organs. Instead, the skin and other body tissues collect sensory information regarding touch, and all of these tissues have vital purposes other than acquiring sense information. 46-50 Why do the glands of the endocrine system correlate with all the systems in the body? Elaborate. - In the human body, the endocrine system plays a vital role. This system is made up of glands that can be found all throughout the human body, from the head to the vaginal region. The endocrine system's glands are responsible for producing a wide range of hormones. As a result, these hormones are in charge of a variety of bodily functions, including digestion.