ഗ്രന്ഥികൾ, ഹോർമോണുകൾ, പ്രത്യുൽപാദനം എന്നീ പ്രധാന ഭാഗങ്ങളിൽ നിന്നുള്ള ചോദ്യങ്ങളാണ് ഇന്നത്തെ പാഠത്തിൽ
(To be Continued...)
- Study of glands and hormones of the body
- Glands which produce their secretions through ducts are known as
- Glands which produce their secretions directly into blood streams are known as
- Non nutriet chemical messengers of the body
- Who coined the term "Hormone"
- First discovered hormone
- Only gland in the body which acts as both exocrine and endocrine (heterocrine)
- Which gland is known as Adams Apple
- Which gland is known as Master gland or growth gland
- Which gland is known as Biological clock
- Which is known as growth hormone
- Which is known as Emergency hormone or hormones of flight
- Which is known as Juvanile hormone or Youth hormone
- Which is known as Surgical hormone
- Deficiency of growth hormone somatotropine leads to
- Over production of somatotropine leads to
- Deficiency of vasopressin leads to
- Deficiency of Thyroxine leads to
- Over production of Thyroxine leads to
- Deficiency of Parathormone leads to
- Over production of Parathormone leads to
- Over production of Aldosterone leads to
- Deficiency of Insulin leads to
- Over production of Parathormone leads to
- Hormone produced by Pituitary gland
- Gland which controls all other endocrine glands
- Gland situated over Kidneys
- Outer part of Adrenal glands
- Inner part of Adrenal glands
- Hormone produced by Adrenal medulla
- Disorder caused by the under functioning of Adrenal glands
- Group of hormones produced by Adrenal cortex
- Tendency to appear male characteristics in female is known as
- Tendency to appear female characteristics in male is known as
- Which is called as 3F (Fear, flight, fight) and 4S (Sugar metabolism, Salt retaining, Sex and source of energy) gland
- Largest endocrine gland in human body
- Hormones produced by Thyroid gland
- Persistant over secretion of Thyroxine (hyperthyroidism) leads to
- Mineral which required for the healthy functioning of thyroid gland
- Which gland controls growth and metabolism
- Normal level of Calcium in human blood
- Hormone which lowers the concentration of Calcium in blood when it raises
- Which hormone increases the rate of chemical reactions in all cells of body
- Hormone which raises the concentration of Calcium in blood when it lowers
- Gland situated behind thyroid
- Parathormone is produced by
- Hormones secreted by Pancreas
- Digestive juice produced by Pancreas
- Region of Pancreas that produces hormones
- Glucagon secreted by
- Insulin secreted by
- Hormone which converts excess glucose into glycogen
- Hormone which converts glycogen into glucose
- Normal sugar level in human blood
- Condition of excreting excess sugar throgh urine when the level exceeds 150 mg
- Hormone secreted by Thymus gland
- Thymus gland fully developed at the age of
- Hormone secreted by Pineal gland
- Hormone which plays an important role in the regulation of 24 hour rhythm
- Hormone which is known as Hormone of darkness or Sleep hormone
- Which hormone functions as antioxidant
- Deficiency of melatonin causes
- Hormone which plays an important role in sending messages between cells
- Deficiency of Serotonin causes
- Hormone produced by testes
- Hormone produced by Ovary
- Hormone produced by stomach
- Average period of human pregnancy
- Process of joining ovum and sperm is called
- Fertilization take place at
- Embryo gets Oxygen and nutrients through
- Double membrane which protects Embryo
- Technology used for Test tube baby
- IVF discovered by
- First test tube baby in the world
- First test tube baby in India
- First test tube baby in India created by
- Second test tube baby in India
- First test tube baby in South India
- Sterilization process in male
(To be Continued...)
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