Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

Calcitonin

Progesterone

Cortisol

Aldosterone

Calcitonin

Glucagon

Insulin

Antidiuretic hormone

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

Makes the collecting duct permeable so that water can exit the filtrate

Constricts the kidneys to keep them from filtering blood

Constricts the ureter to keep fluids from flowing into the bladder

Reabsorbs salts so that water passively diffuses out of the filtrate

Expands the bladder so that more urine can be carried by the body

Two of these answers are correct.

to increase blood sugar levels

to stimulate uptake of glucose by cells

to decrease blood sugar levels

to stimulate the fight or flight response

Dilation of the windpipes in the lungs

Constriction of blood vessels serving skeletal muscles

Constriction of the pupils

Dilation of the blood vessels serving the gastrointestinal organs

None of the other answers is correct.