Physiologic effects of thyroid hormones are

A Increase in number of β adrenergic receptors
B Simulation of O2 consumption by metabolically active cells
C Increase in protein breakdown
D Inhibition of lipolysis
E Decreased rate of carbohydrate absorption

Correct Answer: Increase in number of β adrenergic receptors, Simulation of O2 consumption by metabolically active cells, Increase in protein breakdown

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