Control of Body Process Through The Endocrine System

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Name: ______________________________________________ Date: ____________________

Instructor: ___________________________________________ Section: __________________

ACTIVITY #26
CONTROL OF BODY PROCESS THROUGH
THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

OBJECTIVE:
A. 1. Give two uses of hormones
a. In plants-
1. ______________________________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________________________

2. Give two hormones which promote growth


a. ______________________________________________________________________
b. ______________________________________________________________________

3. Give two hormones which regulate the amount of calcium ions in the blood
a. ______________________________________________________________________
b. ______________________________________________________________________
4. Give two hormones which help in digestion
a. ______________________________________________________________________
b. ______________________________________________________________________
5. Give two hormones which help in reproduction
a. ______________________________________________________________________
b. ______________________________________________________________________
6. Give two hormones with opposite effects. Explain your answer.
a. ______________________________________________________________________
b. ______________________________________________________________________
7. Cite two examples in which the secretion of and endocrine gland controls the activity of
another endocrine gland.
a. ______________________________________________________________________
b. ______________________________________________________________________

B. Briefly explain the following:


8. Why endocrine glands are also called ductless glands?
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9. Why adrenaline is called “emergency hormones”?
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GENERALIZATION:

I therefore conclude that _____________________________________________________


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Name: ______________________________________________ Date: ____________________
Instructor: ___________________________________________ Section: __________________

ACTIVITY #27
LOCOMOTION

1. Where are the following types of muscles located in the body?


a. Voluntary (striated) muscles _______________________________________________
b. Involuntary (smooth) muscles ______________________________________________

2. Why are the voluntary muscles also called skeletal muscles?


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3. Why do skeletal muscles act in pairs?


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4. a. Which is the flexor? _________________________________________________________


b. Which is the extensor? ______________________________________________________

5. What type of neuron stimulates a muscle to contract, sensory, motor or associative?


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6. Bone and cartilage are both supportive tissues. In each case, the cells secrete an intercellular
material. In cartilage this material consists chiefly on protein. How about in the bone? Give the
substances which the intercellular material is made of.
a. _________________________________________________________________________
b. _________________________________________________________________________

7. Give the functions of man’s skeletal system


a. _________________________________________________________________________
b. _________________________________________________________________________
c. _________________________________________________________________________

8. Relation of insulin to diabetes


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9. Role of insulin in cellular respiration


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10. How do hormones maintain internal balance or homeostasis?


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GENERALIZATION:

I therefore conclude that _____________________________________________________


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Name: ______________________________________________ Date: ____________________
Instructor: ___________________________________________ Section: __________________

ACTIVITY #28
HEREDITY

The purpose of this activity is to familiarize you with certain terms which facilitate
understanding of the fundamental concepts of Heredity.
Use reference books and dictionary in defining the following terms.

1. Heredity _______________________________________________________________________
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2. Genetics ______________________________________________________________________
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3. F1 ___________________________________________________________________________
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4. Genes ________________________________________________________________________
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5. Gametes ______________________________________________________________________
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6. Offspring ______________________________________________________________________
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7. Pure-breeding _________________________________________________________________
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8. Dominant trait __________________________________________________________________


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9. Recessive trait _________________________________________________________________


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10. Phenotype ____________________________________________________________________


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11. Genotype ____________________________________________________________________


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12. Homozygous __________________________________________________________________


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13. Heterozygous _________________________________________________________________
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14. Alleles _______________________________________________________________________


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15. DNA ________________________________________________________________________


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16. RNA ________________________________________________________________________


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17. Monohybrid Cross ______________________________________________________________


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18. Dihybrid Cross ________________________________________________________________


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19. Multiple Alleles _______________________________________________________________


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20. Mutation ____________________________________________________________________


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21. Crossing Over _________________________________________________________________


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22. Variations ____________________________________________________________________


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23. Sex Chromosomes _____________________________________________________________


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GENERALIZATION:
I therefore conclude that _____________________________________________________
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