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(1)
Adrenaline hormone increases ________
[A]
Blood pressure
[B]
Blood glucose level
[C]
Arteriosclerosis
[D]
Oxygen uptake
(2)
ADH deficiency shows ________
[A]
Polydipsia
[B]
Polyuria
[C]
Glycosuria
[D]
Polydipsia and Polyuria
Answer: Polydipsia and Polyuria
(3)
The adrenal gland is located ________
[A]
In the peritoneal cavity
[B]
On the kidneys
[C]
Lateral to the liver
[D]
In the abdominal cavity
(4)
What is the name of the cells producing the hormone in adrenal medulla?
[A]
F cells
[B]
Chief cells
[C]
Principal cells
[D]
Chromaffin cells
(5)
Which is not the function of cortisol?
[A]
Increases glucose uptake by muscles
[B]
Convert amino acids to glucose
[C]
Converts fat to fatty acids
[D]
Increases blood sugar level in response to stress
Answer: Increases glucose uptake by muscles
(6)
Low level of adrenal cortex hormones results in ________
[A]
Addison diseases
[B]
Goiters
[C]
Tetany
[D]
Cushing syndrome
(7)
Adrenal gland consists of ________
[A]
ACTH and BCTH
[B]
Inner and outer layer of kidney
[C]
Inner medulla and outer cortex
[D]
Lower adrenal and upper adrenal
Answer: Inner and outer layer of kidney
(8)
The adrenal ___________ secretes small amount of both sex hormones.
[A]
Medulla
[B]
Cortex
[C]
Accessory gland
[D]
Cells
(9)
ACTH controls the secretion of ________
[A]
Cortisol
[B]
Aldosterone
[C]
Epinephrine
[D]
Testosterone
(10)
Low level of adrenal cortex hormones result in ________
[A]
Goitre
[B]
Diabetes
[C]
Addison disease
[D]
Cushing syndrome
(11)
What connects hypothalamus to the pituitary?
[A]
Infundibulam
[B]
Corpus callosum
[C]
Anterior
[D]
Cerebral cortex
(12)
Hypothalamus is a part of __________
[A]
Midbrain
[B]
Forebrain
[C]
Hind brain
[D]
Future brain
(13)
Displacement of the set point in the hypothalamus is due to _________
[A]
Pathogens
[B]
Effectors
[C]
Receptors
[D]
Pyrogens
(14)
Hormones produced in hypothalamus are _________
[A]
Oxytocin and estrogen
[B]
Oxytocin and testosterone
[C]
Oxytocin and thyroxine
[D]
Oxytocin and Antidiuretic hormone
Answer: Oxytocin and Antidiuretic hormone
(15)
Which of the following events could be a result of damage to hypothalamus portal system?
[A]
Decreased secretion of ADH
[B]
Decreased secretion oxytocin
[C]
Decreased secretion TSH
[D]
Decreased secretion PTH
Answer: Decreased secretion TSH
(16)
Secretion of many anterior pituitary hormones are controlled by other hormones from _________
[A]
Pancreatic lobes
[B]
Adrenal gland
[C]
Hypothalamus
[D]
Thyroid gland
(17)
Which of the following consists of nerve tissue and down growth from hypothalamus?
[A]
Posterior pituitary
[B]
Anterior pituitary
[C]
Thymus
[D]
Adrenal
Answer: Posterior pituitary
(18)
If hypothalamus fails to secrete GnRH the effect would be _________
[A]
Hypersecretion of oxytocin
[B]
Hypersecretion of prolactin
[C]
Hypersecretion of pituitary gonadotropins
[D]
Hyposecretion of pituitary gonadotropins
Answer: Hyposecretion of pituitary gonadotropins
(19)
Osmoreceptors in hypothalamus are involved in _________
[A]
Secretion of GH
[B]
Secretion of ADH
[C]
Secretion of ACTH
[D]
Secretion of Aldosterone
(20)
GnRH directly stimulates release of _________
[A]
FSH
[B]
Progesterone
[C]
Estrogen
[D]
Thyrocalcitonin
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