After studying Chapter 14: “The Reproductive System,” from Medical terminology for health professions, Chapter 19: “The Reproductive System,” from Fundamentals of anatomy and physiology, and the corresponding presentations, answer the following questions: What hormones are produced by the pancreas? What do the terms hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism mean? What are the hormones produced by the ovaries and testes?

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A: Human brain is made up of lakhs of neurons .

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A: Contractive muscle paralysis occurs due to continued contraction of muscles.  Muscles are contracted…

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Q: What organs systems and organs are associated with the REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT?

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Q: Name the layers of the alimentary canal.

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Q: Trace the cat's Digestive System Pathway, including the enzymes/hormones/chemicals

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Q: What is the relationship of lymphatic system to the cardiovascular system?

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Q: Enumerate the two compartments of the oral cavity

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A: The cell division is responsible for producing the daughter cells from the parent cell.

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A: Surgical incision- It is a cut made by surgeons during surgeries to reach the deeper structures that…