Chapter 36, Problem 10STP

Summary Introduction

To write:

How the parathyroid hormone affects bone tissue.

Introduction:

Parathyroid hormone is a hormone segregated by the parathyroid glands that control the concentration of serum calcium through its kidney, bone, and intestine effects.

Explanation of Solution

Parathyroid hormone facilitates calcium release into the bloodstream from vast deposits of calcium in bones. This stimulates the degradation of the bone and prevents fresh bone growth. The Calcium deficiency of urine is minimized by the Parathyroid hormone in the kidney.   

Conclusion

Thus, in this way, the parathyroid hormone affects bone tissue.