Question

question 10 of 10
what would be the most common treatment for a child with a pituitary gland that does not produce enough hormones?
a. giving the child growth hormones
b. adding calcium ions to the childs blood
c. giving the child insulin every day
d. having the child avoid stressful situations

Explanation:

The pituitary gland produces growth hormone. If it doesn't produce enough, giving synthetic growth hormones (option A) is a common treatment. Option B (adding calcium ions) relates more to parathyroid or bone - related issues. Option C (giving insulin) is for diabetes (pancreas - related). Option D (avoiding stress) doesn't address the hormonal deficiency directly.

Answer:

A. Giving the child growth hormones