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Hi, goran.
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I'm from question number four, so i cannot answer that question.
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So i'm going to start from question number five.
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So it says to place the appropriate letter next to each statement.
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First of all, which pituitary actually connects to the hypothalamus by nerve fibers? the answer is pp, the posterior pituitary.
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And this is the one that connect to hypothalamus by nerve fiber.
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Second, which connect to the hypothalamus by blood vessel? and that is ap, anterior.
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And that is connect to the hypothalamus by blood vessel.
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The next one, which was secreted hormone produced by hypothalamus? and again, this is going to be the posterior pituitary, secreted hormones.
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Lastly, which is controlled by releasing hormone produced by hypothalamus? and this answer is going to be ap, the anterior.
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Anterior pituitary controlled by hormones produced by hypothalamus.
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Now let's move on to the next question.
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You have different, i would say, hormones produced by the anterior pituitary, and you you want to write down the gland controlled and hormone produced by that gland.
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So let's start with the first one, tsh.
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So tsh is called a thyroid stimulating hormone.
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So according to this name, you can already simply tell that the tsh thyroid stimulating hormone will control the gland, end which is called thyroid.
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Thyroid produced two main hormones, actually three.
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It has t3.
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T3 also is called the tri -idine thyroid and the other one is called t4.
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T4 hormone is called thyroxine and then the third kind of hormones is called calcitonin so these three hormones are produced by the thyroid gland next one ach ach is adrenal cortical cortical tropical hormone and this obviously actually actually control the adrenal gland.
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So this acth hormone, see it's adrenocorticotropic hormone, so it's controlling adrenal gland.
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And the adrenal gland is responsible for secreting the cortisol, which is a stress hormone...