Question

matching question
match the hormones produced in the thyroid gland with their action:
instructions
t3 and t4
calcitonin
decreases the activity of osteoclasts, increases the amount of calcium deposited in bone, lowers blood calcium levels
increase the metabolic activity of all cells in the body, increase glucose metabolism, regulates growth and development

Explanation:

T3 (tri - iodothyronine) and T4 (thyroxine) are thyroid hormones that increase the metabolic activity of all cells in the body, boost glucose metabolism, and regulate growth and development. Calcitonin is a hormone that decreases the activity of osteoclasts, increases the amount of calcium deposited in bone, and lowers blood calcium levels.

Answer:

T3 and T4 → Increase the metabolic activity of all cells in the body, increase glucose metabolism, regulates growth and development
Calcitonin → Decreases the activity of osteoclasts, increases the amount of calcium deposited in bone, lowers blood calcium levels