Question

How does neural transmission compare to endocrine signal transmission?

Hormones are chemicals from endocrine glands, and neurotransmitters are chemical signals from neurons.
Hormones are electric impulses sent from endocrine glands, and action potentials are electric signals sent through neurons.
Endocrine glands and neurons both send their messages through the bloodstream.
Endocrine glands and neurons both use electrical signals.

i think it c

Answer 1

@redbeardd

Answer 2

Not quite, It's actually A. Let's understand why:

First we need to understand that hormones and neurotransmitters are both chemicals but they vary in their primary domain of function.

D is wrong because neither use electric signals.
C is true for hormones, but not neurotransmitters.
B is all kinds of messed up.
A: Hormones come from the various glands that make up the endocrine system, neurotransmitters exist on the ends of neurons called synapses.

Answer 3

i kind of understand going to have to read more about it in my textbook