Which of the following hormones is not matched correctly to its effect on the mother?a. peptide hormones—increased resistance to insulinb. progesterone—reduced chances of the mother having an immunereaction to the fetusc. estrogen—increased uterine blood flowd. progesterone—relaxation of smooth muscle and decrease inblood pressuree. All of these are matched correctly

Which of the following hormones is not matched correctly to its effect on the mother?a. peptide hormones—increased resistance to insulinb. progesterone—reduced chances of the mother having an immunereaction to the fetusc. estrogen—increased uterine blood flowd. progesterone—relaxation of smooth muscle and decrease inblood pressuree. All of these are matched correctly

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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Chapter17: The Female Reproductive System

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