Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

Calcitonin

Progesterone

Cortisol

Aldosterone

Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

Calcitonin

Progesterone

Cortisol

Aldosterone

A decrease in thyroid hormone causes an increase in TSH to stimulate the secretion of more thyroid hormone.

An increase in serum TSH causes the inhibition of thyroid hormone secretion by negative feedback.

There is no association between the levels of TSH and thyroid hormone, it's a mere coincident that these findings are observed in the patient.

There is a tumor in the thyroid that is secreting a lot of TSH that overtakes the remaining functions of the thyroid.

There is a tumor of the hypothalamus that is secreting a lot of TRH that is causing increased TSH.

Uterus

Parathyroid

Thyroid

Ovary

Pineal body

Peptide hormones

Tyrosine derivatives

Steroid hormones

All hormone types attach to membrane-bound receptors

Uterus

Parathyroid

Thyroid

Ovary

Pineal body

Peptide hormones

Tyrosine derivatives

Steroid hormones

All hormone types attach to membrane-bound receptors

A decrease in thyroid hormone causes an increase in TSH to stimulate the secretion of more thyroid hormone.

An increase in serum TSH causes the inhibition of thyroid hormone secretion by negative feedback.

There is no association between the levels of TSH and thyroid hormone, it's a mere coincident that these findings are observed in the patient.

There is a tumor in the thyroid that is secreting a lot of TSH that overtakes the remaining functions of the thyroid.

There is a tumor of the hypothalamus that is secreting a lot of TRH that is causing increased TSH.

Gluconeogenesis in the liver (liver makes glucose)

Glucose uptake by muscle cells

Glucose uptake by adipose (fat) cells

Decreasing blood glucose levels

Inhibiting the release of glucagon

Gluconeogenesis in the liver (liver makes glucose)

Glucose uptake by muscle cells

Glucose uptake by adipose (fat) cells

Decreasing blood glucose levels

Inhibiting the release of glucagon