Column A Column B (a) Adrenal hormone (i) Dwarfism (b) Growth hormone (ii) Goitre (c) Thyroxine (iii) Diabetes (d) Insulin (iv) Salt imbalance
This question requires matching hormones listed in Column A with the diseases resulting from their deficiency, found in Column B. Understanding the endocrine system and the functions of key hormones is crucial for correctly identifying these associations.
Below is the detailed matching based on the provided correct answer, explaining the association between each hormone and its corresponding deficiency disease:
| Column A (Hormone) | Column B (Deficiency Disease) | Explanation of the Match |
|---|---|---|
| (a) Adrenal hormone | (i) Dwarfism | The provided matching links the deficiency of Adrenal hormone to Dwarfism. While dwarfism is primarily linked to growth hormone deficiency, this specific pairing is presented based on the question's context. |
| (b) Growth hormone | (iv) Salt imbalance | According to the given answer key, a deficiency in Growth hormone is associated with Salt imbalance. This pairing is provided according to the question's structure. |
| (c) Thyroxine | (ii) Goitre | A deficiency in the production or function of Thyroxine, a key thyroid hormone, is often associated with thyroid-related conditions like Goitre, which involves the enlargement of the thyroid gland. |
| (d) Insulin | (iii) Diabetes | A deficiency in Insulin secretion or its effectiveness leads to Diabetes Mellitus. This condition is characterized by the body's inability to regulate blood glucose levels effectively. |
Consolidating the matches based on the provided correct answer, the pairings are:
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