A) "That makes their adrenal gland similar to an exocrine organ."
B) "Do you see signs of adrenal insufficiency,such as low fat stores or muscle degeneration?"
C) "That's normal.The hormones ooze out and diffuse into nearby capillaries,which is why endocrine glands are sometimes called 'ductless glands'."
D) "Look carefully and you will see the nerves that transport the hormones into the bloodstream."
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A) insulin and growth hormone
B) thyroid hormone and steroid hormones
C) calcitonin and insulin
D) insulin and steroid hormones
E) calcitonin and thyroid hormone
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A) Hormones require large concentrations to have an effect,while neurotransmitters require only low concentrations.
B) A hormone affects reproductive functions,while neurotransmitters control all other processes.
C) Hormones travel via the blood to a target tissue,while neurotransmitters cross the synaptic cleft to a postsynaptic cell.
D) Hormones are steroids,while neurotransmitters are amino acids.
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A) It thins the blood to relieve joint pain.
B) It inhibits cyclooxygenase-2,which is needed to produce prostaglandins.
C) It activates cyclooxygenase-2,which then produces more prostaglandins.
D) It down-regulates the production of substance P.
E) It activates cyclooxygenase-2,which promotes healing of tissue.
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A) vitamin A
B) vitamin D
C) MSG
D) preservatives
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A) Steroid hormones can enter directly into cells because of their hydrophobic makeup.
B) Water-soluble hormones can enter directly into cells because of their nonpolar makeup.
C) Steroid hormones dissolve poorly in the plasma and are transported to target cells via special protein carriers.
D) Once these hormones enter a cell,they bind to a cytoplasmic receptor and travel as a complex to the nucleus,or they may bind to the receptor after entering the nucleus.
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A) "They were actually scanning your thyroid gland,not your brain.Are you getting enough iodine in your diet?"
B) "The MRI technician must have mixed up your patient records.He should have done a thoracic scan instead."
C) "LH and FSH from the posterior pituitary stimulate milk production.The doctor wants to rule out excess levels of estrogen in the pituitary stalk."
D) "Prolactin from the anterior pituitary stimulates milk production.The doctor probably wants to rule out a pituitary tumor."
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A) initiates stress response
B) raises blood glucose level
C) lowers blood glucose level
D) stimulates bone growth
E) inhibits loss of calcium from bone
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A) It regulates water turnover in the mammalian kidney.
B) ADH secretion is stimulated by high blood osmolarity.
C) It ultimately acts to reabsorb more water.
D) It exerts it effects via the cAMP pathway.
E) It does not involve the use of aquaporin molecules.
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A) melatonin
B) ecdysone
C) estrogen
D) somatostatin
E) trypsin
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A) sympathetic
B) exogeneous
C) merocrine
D) endocrine
E) paracrine
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A) a protein kinase cascade,initiated by the receptor's intracellular kinase domain
B) release of an activated G protein subunit bound to GTP
C) transport of the receptor-hormone complex into the cell and the nucleus,where it would regulate transcription
D) a protein phosphatase cascade,initiated by the receptor's intracellular phosphatase domain
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A) glucagon
B) insulin
C) glucose
D) cortisol
E) glycogen
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A) adrenal cortex-aldosterone
B) pancreas-insulin
C) pineal gland-melatonin
D) adrenal medulla-cortisol
E) posterior lobe of pituitary gland-oxytocin
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A) antidiuretic hormone
B) oxytocin
C) vasopressin
D) parathyroid hormone
E) aldosterone
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A) Gene A - a transcription factor.
B) Gene B - an enzyme that activates the hormone by cleaving its inactive precursor.
C) Gene C - the hormone itself.
D) Gene D - a kinase that acts downstream of the hormone.
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A) Apply the hormone to mouse cell culture.
B) Apply the hormone at a concentration of 0.5M.
C) Hydrolyze the hormone before application.
D) Add ATP as a cofactor.
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A) glucagon
B) epinephrine
C) insulin
D) norepinephrine
E) prolactin
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A) pancreas
B) pineal gland
C) pituitary gland
D) parathyroid gland
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A) glucocorticoids
B) epinephrine
C) insulin
D) glucagon
E) melatonin
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