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Thyroid Gland

1. A thyroid gland that is secreting insufficient amounts of hormone would probably cause an individual to
a) be overactive
b) be under active
c) have a higher rate of metabolism
d) secrete smaller amounts of TSH

2. The thyroid gland can concentrate the iodine ion to about 25 times its normal concentration in the blood. This is a result of
a)diffusion
b)passive transport
c)exocytosis
d)active transport

I have no idea about the first one but the second one I believe is b or d. I could be wrong though.

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