In humans, increased thyroxine production results in $:........$
- ✓Increased metabolism
- BDecreased metabolism
- CDwarfism
- DCretinism
Answer: A.
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View full solution →| Hormone | Source | Function |
| $(a)$ Glucagon | ||
| $(b)$ Thyroxine | ||
| $(c)$ Adrenaline | ||
| $(d)$ Insulin | ||
| $(e)$ Cortisone |
| Column A | Column B |
| $(a)$ Cretinism | $(i)$ Pituitary gland |
| $(b)$ Diabetes mellitus | $(ii)$ Under the development of infant |
| $(c)$ Increased metabolic rate | $(iii)$ Oversecretion of thyroxine |
| $(d)$ Simple goitre | $(iv)$ Insufficient iodine in food |
| $(e)$ Growth hormone | $(v)$ Insufficient insulin in the blood. |
| S.No. | Name of the gland | produced | Function |
| $1.$ | Thyroid | ||
| $2.$ | Insulin | ||
| $3.$ | Preparing the body for action | ||
| $4.$ | $(i)$ Growth hormone $(ii)$ Thyroid-stimulating hormone |
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