A Goiter Results from Low Dietary Iodine Levels

question 38

Multiple Choice

A goiter results from low dietary iodine levels

• A) because the hypothalamus cannot be inhibited without iodine.
• B) because ADH levels rise controllably.
• C) due to the activity of the anterior pituitary gland.
• D) as glucagon levels elevate.
• E) because thyroxine cannot be made, which results in high levels of TSH.

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