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What is the range of concentrations of hormones in the blood?

From 1 nanogram to a few milligrams per milliliter of blood

From 1 milligram to a few grams per milliliter of blood

From 1 microgram to a few nanograms per milliliter of blood

From 1 picogram to a few micrograms per milliliter of blood (correct)

How are the rates of secretion of hormones usually measured?

In grams per day

In picograms per minute

In milligrams or micrograms per day (correct)

In nanograms per hour

Which of the following statements is true about the concentrations of hormones required to control most metabolic and endocrine functions?

They are measured in milligrams per milliliter of blood

They are measured in grams per day.

They are incredibly small. (correct)

They are incredibly large

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Think you know all about the small but mighty hormones that control our metabolic and endocrine functions? Test your knowledge with our quiz! From their tiny concentrations in the blood to their minuscule rates of secretion, this quiz will put your understanding of hormones to the test. Don't miss out on the chance to show off your expertise in this crucial aspect of human biology.