54. Hormones of the hypothalamus control the release of hGH. 55. FSH stimulates

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54. Hormones of the hypothalamus control the release of hGH. 55. FSH stimulates the testis to produce testosterone and ovaries to produce estrogen. 56. An enlarged thyroid gland is called a goiter. 57. Drinking alcohol at "Happy Hour" inhibits ADH thus increasing urine output. 58. Calcitonin is a hormone of the parathyroid gland. 59. The renin-angiotensin pathway is involved in the control of aldosterone secretion that regulates sodium concentrations 60. Androgens are hormones secreted only by the male endocrine system.

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54. true.

These harmones are stores in anterior pitutary gland.

55. true.

Both FSH and LH are involved in stimulation of testosterone and estrogen .

56. true.

It is a non specific term for enlargement of thyroid gland.

57. true.

Drinking alcohol leads to decreased ADH excretion and increased urine production.

58. False.

Calcitonin is a harmone from thyroid gland which regulates blood calcium .

59. False.

It regulates blood pressure and fluid balance and angiotensin stimulates release of aldosterone in adrenal glands.

60. False.

They are secreted both in male and female during puberty.

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