41 1/2points Cortisol normally B increases blood glucose levels, therefore individuals with primary adrenal insufficiency (Addison's...

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41 1/2points Cortisol normally B increases blood glucose levels, therefore individuals with primary adrenal insufficiency (Addison's disease) may develop B high blood glucose levels upon fasting 44 Athyroidectomized rat (removal of thyroid gland) had a metabolic rate of 1300 ml 02/kg/hr. The rat was then given an injection of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). Which of the following best describes how TSH would affect the thyroidectomized rat? O Levels of TH would idecrease Metabolism would increase to approximately 1800 ml O,/kg/hr. O Metabolism would remain unchanged at approximately 1300 ml 0,/kg/hr. O Levels of TH would increase 45 /2 points AG. has congenital adrenal hyperplasia, a genetic disorder that greatly decreases production of cortisol. How would this condition affect the levels of CRH and ACTH? O high CRH and low ACTH O low CRH and ACTH low CRH and high TSH O high CRH and ACTH 41 1/2points Cortisol normally B increases blood glucose levels, therefore individuals with primary adrenal insufficiency (Addison's disease) may develop B high blood glucose levels upon fasting 44 Athyroidectomized rat (removal of thyroid gland) had a metabolic rate of 1300 ml 02/kg/hr. The rat was then given an injection of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). Which of the following best describes how TSH would affect the thyroidectomized rat? O Levels of TH would idecrease Metabolism would increase to approximately 1800 ml O,/kg/hr. O Metabolism would remain unchanged at approximately 1300 ml 0,/kg/hr. O Levels of TH would increase 45 /2 points AG. has congenital adrenal hyperplasia, a genetic disorder that greatly decreases production of cortisol. How would this condition affect the levels of CRH and ACTH? O high CRH and low ACTH O low CRH and ACTH low CRH and high TSH O high CRH and ACTH