Endocrine Glands - answer Secrete hormones into the bloodstream (e.g., thyroid,
pituitary)
Exocrine Glands - answer Secrete substances through ducts to organ surfaces (e.g.,
sweat, salivary)
Hormonal Control - answer Slow, long-lasting responses via hormones in the
bloodstream
Neural Control - answer Quick, short-term responses via nerve impulses
Hypothalamus - answer Located in the brain
Pituitary Gland - answer Located at the base of the brain
Thyroid Gland - answerLocated in the neck
Parathyroid Glands - answerLocated behind the thyroid in the neck
Adrenal Glands - answerLocated on top of the kidneys
Pancreas - answerLocated behind the stomach in the abdomen
Gonads - answerLocated in the pelvic region (Ovaries/Testes)
Pineal Gland - answerLocated in the brain
Thymus - answerLocated behind the sternum in the chest
Feedback Mechanisms - answerPrimarily negative feedback loops regulating functions
(e.g., insulin)
Infundibulum - answerStructure connecting hypothalamus to pituitary
Aging Effects - answerDecreased hormone production, slower responses
Stress Effects - answerIncreased cortisol levels, impacting immunity and metabolism
Steroid Hormones - answerLipid-soluble, act on intracellular receptors (e.g., cortisol)