DIRECTION: Study the diagram below. Then, answer the analysis questions that follow.3HYPOTHALAMUSGNRH1)2.ANTERIOR PITUITARY )Hormone 1Hormone 2(rising)(low)(surge dueto • loop)GrowingFollicie"OVULATION"ORGAN ACorpusLuteum(rising)Lthish)Hormone 3(high)(high)Hormone 4LEGENDInhibits---ORGAN BStimulatesEndometrium thickens"E is notfertilized""Egg isfertilized"EVENTIEVENT II3.--- ANALYSIS QUESTIONS: Based on the diagram, answer the analysis questions below. Write the letter of your answer inthe space provided before each number. (40 mins. with provision for analyzing and writing your onswer)*For numbers 1-4, refer to the choices below.C. progesteroneD. lutenizing hormoneA. estrogen1. Which of the choices correctly identifies hormone 1?2. Which of the choices correctly identifies hormone 2?3. Which of the choices correctly identifies hormone 3?4. Which of the choices correctly identifies hormone 4?5. What stimulates ovulation?B. follicle-stimulating hormoneC. rising levels of estrogenA. High levels of FSH6. Which of the following correctly identifies ORGANS A and B?A. ORGAN A is vulva and ORGAN B is vagina.B. ORGAN A is uterus and ORGAN B is ovary.C. ORGANB. surge in progesteroneis ovary and ORGAN B is uterus.*For numbers 7-8, refer to the choices belowA. A stimulating feedback because it triggers ovulation.B. A negative feedback because it inhibits the release of hormones.C. A positive feedback because it stimulates the release of more hormones.:7. What kind of feedback is the loops number 1 and 3?8. What kind of feedback is the loop number 2?

The female reproductive axis is the hypothalamic–pituitary–ovarian (HPO) axis. The HPO axis is a key…

DIRECTION: Study the diagram below. Then, answer the analysis questions that follow. 3 HYPOTHALAMUS GNRH 1) 2. ANTERIOR PITUITARY ) Hormone 1 Hormone 2 (rising) (low) (surge due to + loop) Growing Follicie "OVULATION" ORGAN A Corpus Luteum (rising) thish) Hormone 3 (high) (high) Hormone 4 LEGEND Inhibits -- ORGAN B Stimulates Endometrium thickens "E is not fertilized" "Egg is fertilized" EVENTI EVENT II 3. ---

DIRECTION: Study the diagram below. Then, answer the analysis questions that follow. 3 HYPOTHALAMUS GNRH 1) 2. ANTERIOR PITUITARY ) Hormone 1 Hormone 2 (rising) (low) (surge due to + loop) Growing Follicie "OVULATION" ORGAN A Corpus Luteum (rising) thish) Hormone 3 (high) (high) Hormone 4 LEGEND Inhibits -- ORGAN B Stimulates Endometrium thickens "E is not fertilized" "Egg is fertilized" EVENTI EVENT II 3. ---

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305073951

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter34: Endocrine Control

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3SQ: Match each pituitary hormone with its target. ____antidiuretic hormone a. gonads (ovaries, testes)...

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