What are the endocrine gland control mechanisms?

Answer 1

The most common controlling mechanism of hormone secretion is a feedback system or circuit. An example of this is body temperature, a condition that is continuously monitored and adjusted as necessary so that the body can function properly.

Answer 2

Metabolism

Homeostasis is the general term for keeping balance in the body, and applies to endocrine gland secretion as well. Most endocrine gland activity maintains homeostasis through negative feedback. Positive feedback also has a role. Stimulus may be humoral or neural.

Answer 3

The hypothalamus part of the brain is the part of the nervous system that controls most of the release of hormones. The hypothalamus most notably controls the pituitary gland which is where most of the body's hormones are produced. These hormones are triggered by a negative feedback loop.

Answer 4

Endocrine glands are controlled by feedback mechanisms involving hormones and the central nervous system. Negative feedback loops help regulate hormone levels by sensing changes in the body and signaling the glands to adjust their hormone production. Additionally, the hypothalamus and pituitary gland play important roles in coordinating the release of hormones from other endocrine glands.

Answer 5

negative feedback, humeral, hormonal, and neural.