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The endocrine system is a network of glands that secrete hormones directly into the blood. The organs involved are the pancreas, which secretes insulin, the thyroid, which maintains your temperature and metabolism, the adrenal glands which help you cope with stress, and the reproductive organs. Hormones keep the endocrine system balanced.
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The endocrine system is integrated with what other system to provide coordinated control of the organism?
Nervous and Endocrine system are working together to maintain homeostasis. Homeostasis is a part of a system wherein it is needed to be balanced for your internal body will remain stable or in a good condition.
Which system controls the endocrine system?
Endocrine is the correct answer for Apex
What human body system sends signals to glands in the endocrine system to release hormones?
what turns the endocrine on and what turns endocrine of
Is the endocrine system voluntary or involuntary?
The endocrine system is involuntary. A person cannot control the endocrine system by will.
What system regulates the body's metabolism growth and functions of the sexual organs?
The Endocrine System.
What system produces chemical signals hormones?
endocrine system
Which body system involves hormones?
The endocrine system.
What system sends out chemical messages?
The endocrine system
Is endocrine good or bad?
The endocrine system is a vital human organ system. In that sense, the endocrine system is good.
Is the endocrine system considered anatomy or physiology?
The endocrine system is an organ system. When studying the parts of the endocrine system and their structure, you are studying anatomy. When studying how the endocrine system works, you are studying physiology.
What system controls the the female reproductive system?
endocrine
What regulatory system controls the endocrine system?
The endocrine and nervous systems control the endocrine system. Messages from these systems cause the endocrine glands to change their production of hormones.
