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Which of the following is/are the function/s of calcitonin?
a) it inhibits Ca2+ absorption by the intestine
b) it decreases Ca2+ reabsorption by the kidney tubules
c) it inhibits potassium ions reabsorption in kidney tubules 
d) all of these

d

At which stage, Calcitonin appears more important?
a) in infants                
b) in childhood
c) in adulthood          
d) in old-age

b

Explanation: because the skeleton grows quickly and the bones are changing dramatically in mass, size and shape



What will happen if calcitonin is deficient and calcium level in blood is high?
a) Ca2+ are not deposited in bones
b) disturbance in the functioning of muscles and nervous system
c) may lead to the kidney stone
d) all of these

d

Which of the following hormone is not released the thyroid gland?
a) TSH                                   
b) T3
c) thyroxin                  
d) calcitonin

a

Explanation it is released by anterior pituitary gland



In human there are…parathyroid glands.
a) two 
b) three           
c) four
d) five

c



All four parathyroid glands are located on the ……..gland.
a) thymus                   
b) pineal
c) adrenal                   
d) thyroid

d

Explanation they are small, light colour lumps that stick out from the ventral surface of the thyroid gland



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