A & P 2 Questions Flashcards
Eustachian tubes:
A-equalizes the pressure between the inner and the middle ear
B-equalizes the pressure between outside and the inner ear
C-equalizes the pressure between outside and the middle ear
D-increases the pressure between the outside and the middle ear
C-equalizes the pressure between outside and the middle ear
Cerumen helps prevent foreign substances from reaching the
A-eardrum
B-auditory canal
C-cochlea
D-tympanic membrane
A-eardrum
Which of the following part of the brain interprets visual impulses
A-parietal lobe
B-temporal lobe
C-occipital lobe
D-frontal lobe
C-occipital lobe
Which of the following is a characteristic of cones
A-all of these
B-provide sharp images and fine detail
C-contain the receptors 4 color vision
D-r located primarily in the fovea centralis
A-all of these
Which of the following allows the eye 2 adapt 2 dim light
A-rhodopsin
B-vitreous humor
C-aqueous humor
D-accommendation
A-rhodopsin
Refraction is the bending of light rays so that they can b focused on the
A-choroid
B-iris
C-retina
D-sclera
C-retina
What is the name of the white spot in the eye where the optic nerve leaves the eye
A-macula lutea
B-sclera
C-pupil
D-optic disk
D-optic disk
What happens when the ciliary muscle contracts
A-lens contracts 4 distance vision
B-lens bulges 4 close vision
C-lens becomes flat
D-pupil dialates
B-lens bulges 4 close vision
Which of the following is not a function of tears
A-moisten and cleanse the eye
B-lubricate the eye
C-destroy bacteria
D-prevents foreign objects from entering the eye
D-prevents foreign objects from entering the eye
What condition results w/inflammation of a sebaceous gland associated w/the eyelashes
A-stye
B-boil
C-conjunctivitis
D-blepharitis
A-stye
The olfactory cortex
A- interprets taste sensations
B-none of these
C-interprets smell sensations
D-interprets touch sensations
C- interprets smell sensations
Which of the following is NOT a taste sensation
A-pungent
B-sweet
C-salty
D-bitter
A-pungent
What stimulates that receptors that determine taste
A-pressure of food on the tongue
B-chemicals in foods
C-swallowing
D-chewing
B-chemicals in foods
Taste buds r the
A-organs of smell
B-organs of touch
C-organs of taste
D-organs of sight
C-organs of taste
What stimulates a nociceptor
A-tickling
B-tissue damage
C-touch
D-none of these
B-tissue damage
What happens several minutes after a heating pas has been applied 2 an individual’s skin
A-it feels cold
B-it no longer feels warm
C-it feels the same
D-it starts 2 feel hotter
B-it no longer feels warm
Extreme temperatures stimulate
A-heat receptors
B-pressure receptors
C-pain receptors
D-cold receptors
C-pain receptors
Where r thermoreceptors most numerous
A-eyes
B-lips
C-back
D-feet
B-lips
The sense of position or orientation is known as
A-equilibrium
B-proprioception
C-placement
D-global positioning
B-proprioception
Pacinian corpuscles r stimulated by
A-light pressure
B-heavy pressure
C-cold
D-warmth
B-heavy pressure
Sensory adaptation is
A-none of these
B-maintained sensitivity 2 a continued stimulus
C-increased sensitivity 2 a continued stimulus
D-decreased sensitivity 2 a continued stimulus
D-decrease sensitivity 2 a continued stimulus
Which of the following is an example of a sense receptor
A-thermoreceptors
B-chemoreceptors
C-mechanoreceptors
D-all of these
D-all of these
What is the name given 2 the pointed end of the heart
A-apex B-septum C-crown D-tapered E-base
A-apex
What is the name of the loose fitting sac that encloses the heart
A-pericardium B-peritoneum C-pleura D-intracardium E-endocardium
A-pericardium
What is another name 4 the epicardium
A-parietal pericardium B-hypomyocardium C-pericardial cavity D-fiberous pericardium E-visceral pericardium
E-visceral pericardium
Which of the following is not a characteristic of the myocardium
A-serves as the “pump” 4 the circulatory system
B-forms the valves of the heart
C-provides the force needed 2 eject blood from the heart
D-composed of cardiac muscle tissue
E-forms the bulk of the wall
B-forms the valves of the heart
Which of the following heart chambers receives deoxygenated blood from the body
A-left atrium B-both left and right atria C-left ventricle D-right ventricle E-right atrium
E-right atrium
The superior vena cava returns blood 2 the heart from the
A-abdomen B-legs C-head D-lower extreminites E-thorax
C-head
What is the partian that separates the right and left ventricles
A-aortic arch B-interventricular septum C-foramen ovale D-fossa ovalis E-interatrial septum
B-interventricular septum
What is the name of the valve located between the right atria and the right ventricle
A-aortic semilunar valve B-bicuspid valve C-mitral valve D-pulmonary semilunar valve E-tricuspid valve
E-tricuspid valve
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the sinoatrial node
A-sends a signal 2 atria 2 contract B-initiates an impulse 4-5 times/minute C-known as the "pacemaker" of the heart D-located in the right atrium E-initiates impulses w/out neural stimulation
B-initiates an impulse 4-5 times/minute
Y is the heart’s impulse delayed at the atrioventricular node
A-gives the atria time 2 empty in2 the ventricles
B-gives the atria enough time 2 fill w/blood
C-gives the ventricles time 2 push the blood out
D-gives the ventricles enough time 2 contract
E-allows the entire heart time 2 rest
A-gives the atria time 2 empty in2 the ventricles
1 complete heartbeat is known as a/an
A-ventricular contraction B-cardiac cycle C-sinus rhythm D-conduction E-ECG cycle
B-cardiac cycle
Heart murmurs r caused by
A-faulty heart valves B-blood clots C-build up of cholesterol on the walls of the coronary arteries D-all of these E-snoring F-none of these
A-faulty heart valves
How much blood is in the body of an adult male
A-4-5 liters B-3-4 liters C-5-6 liters D-2-3 liters E-10-12 liters
C-5-6 liters
What percentage of the blood is made up of plasma
A-55% B-45% C-65% D-35% E-25%
A-55%
What is the name of the stem cell from which blood cells develop
A-hemocytoblast B-erythroclast C-myoglobin D-fibrinogen E-hemoglobin
A-hemocytoblast
What is the function of erythropoietin
A-stimulates thrombocyte B-stimulates leukocyte production C-destroys worn-out blood cells D-stimulates erythrocyte production E-destroys fibrinogen
D-stimulates erythrocyte production
What is the lifespan of a RBC
A-120 days B-1 year C-60 days D-30 days E-12 days
A-120 days
What is the function of leukocytes
A-transport carbon dioxide B-carries hormones from endocrine glands 2 target tissues C-defend the body against disease D-transport nutrients 2 the cells E-initiate the clotting mechanisms
C-defend the body against disease
What is the term 4 the stoppage of bleeding
A-hemolysis B-anticoagulants C-homeostasis D-fibrinolysis E-hemostasis
E-hemostasis
What antigens r present in an individual w/type AB- blood
A-B antigen B-A and B antigens C-A, B and Rh antigens D-no antigens E-Rh antigen
B-A and B antigens
What antibodies r present in an individual w/type A+ blood
A-A antibodies B-B antibodies C-B and Rh antibodies D-A and B antibodies E-no antibodies
B-B antibodies
Microscopic arteries r known as
A-capillaries B-coronary C-arteries D-veins E-arterioles
E-arterioles
Which of the following carries blood towards the heart
A-veins B-arteries C-all of these D-arterioles E-capillaries
A-veins
Which of the following changes may take place as an individual ages
A-thickening of the valves in the heart B-left ventricle becomes slightly smaller C-dysrhythmias r more frequent D-arteriosclerosis E-all of these
E-all of these
Which of the following increases during an allergic reaction
A-neutrophils B-basophils C-eosinophils D-lymphocytes E-monocytes
C-eosinophils
The exchange of gases between the blood and tissue cells is known as
A-exhalation B-external exhalation C-inhalation D-external respiration E-internal respiration
E-internal respiration
Which of the following make(s) up the lower respiratory tract
A-all of these B-lungs C-bronchial tree D-alveoli E-trachea
A-all of these
The Eustachian tubes
A-drain cerumen
B-equalize the pressure in the middle ear
C-equalize the pressure in the thorax
D-produce cerumen
E-equalize the pressure in the nasal cavities
B-equalize the pressure in the middle ear
Which of the following prevents food and water from entering the trachea
A-epiglottis B-false vocal cords C-uvula D-glottis E-cricoid cartilage
A-epiglottis
The vestibular folds r commonly called
A-uvula B-false vocal cords C-epiglottis D-true vocal cords E-Adam's apple
B-false vocal cords
The nose, pharynx and the larynx make up the
A-digestive system B-lower respiratory tract C-upper respiratory tract D-respiratory system E-nasopharynx
C-upper respiratory tract
Where is the division between the upper and lower respiratory tracts
A-the nasal cavity B-the mouth C-the corina D-the neck D-
D-the neck
What divides the nose in2 a right and left side
A-nasal septum B-uvula C-nasopharynx D-Adam's apple E-fauces
A-nasal septum
What separates the nasal cavity from the oral cavity
A-nasal septum B-uvula C-none of these D-nasopharynx E-palates
E-palates
Which of the following is a characteristic of the right lung
A-is long and narrow B-contains the cardiac natch C-holds less air D-divided in2 2 lobes E-divided in2 3 lobes
E-divided in2 3 lobes
What is the medical term 4 the throat
A-epiglottis B-uvula C-trachea D-larynx E-pharynx
E-pharynx
What region of the pharynx is posterior 2 the nasal cavity and extends 2 the uvula
A-oralpharynx
B-trachea
C-nasopharynx
D-pharynx
C-nasopharynx
What is the medical term 4 the voice box
A-pharynx
B-vestibular folds
C-cornia
D-larynx
D-larynx
What portion of the larynx forms a projection in the neck commonly reffered 2 as the “Adam’s apple”
A-trachea
B-cricoid cartilage
C-epiglottis
D-thyroid cartilage
D-thyroid cartilage
What is the name of the long, leaf-shaped structure that covers the opening of the larynx during swallowing
A-fauces B-vestibular folds C-glottis D-epiglottis E-uvula
D-epiglottis
What is the name of the opening between the true vocal cords and leading 2 the trachea
A-esopharynx B-oropharynx C-uvula D-palate E-glottis
E-glottis
What is the name of the smallest tubes in the lungs
A-bronchial tree B-bronchioles C-Eustachian tubes D-secondary bronchi E-trachea
B-bronchioles
What muscle lies directly below the lungs
A-rectus abdominis B-diaphragm C-external intercostal D-external obliques E-none of these
B-diaphragm
The respiratory center is located in the
A-hypothalamus B-Wernicke's area C-cerebellum D-occipital lobe E-pons and medulla of the brain stem
E-pons and medulla of the brain stem
Where does gas exchange take place in the lungs
A-trachea B-alveoli C-bronchioles D-pleura E-peritoneum
B-alveoli
What is the name of the double-layered serous membrane that encloses the lungs
A-pleura B-serous membrane C-mediastinum D-peritoneum E-pericardium
A-pleura
What is the membrane that lines the wall of the thorax
A-plasma membrane
B-parietal pleura
C-serous membrane
D-viseral pleura
B-parietal pleura
Pulmonary ventilation is simply known as
A-exhalation B-inhalation C-cellular metabolism D-breathing E-internal respiration
D-breathing
Which of the following propels mucus toward the pharynx
A-cilia B-Eustachian tubes C-goblet cells D-vestibular folds E-flagella
A-cilia
The respiratory center in the brain sends impulses along the phrenic nerve 2 the
A-bronchial tree B-pleura C-peritoneum D-bronchioles E-diaphragm
E-diaphragm
The functions of the female reproductive system r 2 _________
Female sex cells, _________ ova 2 fertilization site, provide favorable __________c4 developing ____________, move offspring 2 outside at end of development period, and 2 ____________ female sex hormones.
Produce Transport Environment Offspring Produce
The primary organ in the female is the ___________
Ovaries
The ovaries r not connected 2 the ovarian tubes, they r held in place by the _____________
Peritoneal ligaments
The _________ __________ is the dense connective tissue capsule under the epithelium of the ovaries
Tunica albuginea
The __________ is the female germ cell contained in each folicle
Oocyte
The outer area of the ovary that contains the ovarian follicles and the oocyte is called the _________
Cortex
The ovaries contain about ___________ primary oocytes at birth
700,000
By puberty the number of primary oocytes has declined 2 _________
400,000
What type of division occurs when the oogonium becomes a primary oocyte
Mitosis
How many pairs of chromosomes does the primary oocyte contain
23
How many secondary oocytes r formed each month
1
When is the 2nd meiotic division completed
After fertilization
Ovarian follicle consists of a developing __________
Oocyte
What hormones stimulate the follicle 2 develop
FSH
The functions of the primary follicles is 2 support the developing ___________
Oocyte
Graafian follicle is a __________ follicle at the surface of the ovary
Mature
The ________ _________secretes progesterone and estrogen
Corpus luteum
If fertilization occurs the corpus persists and it will continue to secrete __________ until the placenta develops 2 create necessary hormones
Hormones
The funnel-shaped portion and the end of the uterine tube is referred 2 as the ________________
Infundibulum
The infundibulum is surrounded by fingerlike extensions called ____________
Fimbriae
The oocyte enters _________ cavity b4 it enters the uterine tube
Peritoneal
The journey through Fallopian tube takes about _____ days
7
The oocyte is fertile 4 only _______ hours
24-48
The muscular organ that receives the fertilized oocyte is the ___________
Uterus
Upper bulging surface of uterus
Fundus
Large main portion of the uterus
Body
Lower narrow region of the uterus
Cervix
Opening of the uterus between that projects in2 the vagina
Cervix
Opening of the uterus between body and surface
Internal os
Opening of the uterus from the cervix in2 the vagina
External so
Holds uterus in place
Broad ligament
Part of the uterus: outer serous layer
Perimetrium
Part of the uterus: makes up the bulk of the uterine wall
Myometrium
Part of the uterus: consists of a mucus membrane
Endometrium
Part of the uterus: portion sluffed off during menstruation
Stratum functionale
Part of the uterus: provides materials 2 rebuild stratum functionale after menstruation
Stratum basale
The fibromuscular tube that serves 2 accomendate erect penis and permit passage of a baby is the
Vagina
The female external genitalia consists of the ___________ _________ , the ______ ________ , which is a rounded elevation of fat that overlies the pubic symphysis, the ________ ________ which r 2 small folds of skin medial 2 the labia majora and the ____________ which is the area between the 2 labia minora
Labia majora
Mons pubis
Labia minora
Vestibule
The __________ small mass of erectile tissue located at anterior end of vestibule
Clitoris
The _________ is a fold of skin that covers the clitoris
Prepuce
The __________ __________ glands produce a mucouslike secretion that provides lubrication during sexual intercourse
Greater vestibular
Following a monthly cyclic patterns (ovarian cycle and uterine(menstrual)cycle) the ovaries secrete __________ and __________
Estrogen and progesterone
During puberty, a girl experiences her 1st ___________ period. In addition, her _________ begins to enlarge, she develops _________ and public hair, and she also experiences_____________ changes associated w/increased _________ levels
Menstrual Breasts Axillary Emotional Estrogen
During the ovarian cycle what hormone stimulates growth of ovarian follicles and stimulates estrogen production by follicle cells
FSH
What pituitary hormone is triggered by high levels of estrogen
LH
What 2 glands r involved in the ovarian cycle
Anterior pituitary and ovary
During the ___________ __________ , the outer layer of the endometrium enlarges 2 provide support 4 the fertilized ovum and it is shed as menstrual bleeding if fertilization does not occur
Menstrual/Uterine Cycle
During the uterine cycle, on what day do the highest levels of FSH and LH occur in the blood
Day 14
Which ovarian hormone is at it’s highest level just b4 ovulation
Estrogen
Cessation of the female reproductive cycle is called
Menopause
The functions of the reproductive system is 2 ___________ egg and sperm cells, ___________ and sustain egg and sperm cells, __________ developing offspring and 2 produce hormones
Produce
Transport
Nurture
_____________ r the primary reproductive organs (in men)
Gonads
The ducts, prostate gland and the penis r considered ___________ reproductive organs in the male
Secondary
Under the influence of the _________ chromosomes in uterus, the gonads of a male fetus start 2 develop in2 testes at about the 7th week of gestation
Y
The pouch of skin and subcutaneous tissue that contains the testes is called the ____________
Scrotum
The ____________ muscle in the spermatic cord can contract 2 pull the testes closer 2 the body
Cremaster
The tightly coiled tubules located in the lobules is called the _______________ _____________
Seminiferous tubules
_________________ r immature cells that remain dormant until puberty
Spermatogonia
How many chromosomes r found in the secondary spermatocytes after the 1st meiotic division
23
What part of the sperm contains enzymes 2 help sperm penetrate female gamete
Acrosome
What is the name of the last stage in which spermatids become mature spermatozoa or sperm
Spermiogensis
Which section of the sperm cell contains the chromosomes
Head
Which part of the sperm cell contains mitochondria that provide adenosine triphosphate (energy) 4 the sperm
Midpiece
Which part of the sperm contains the flagellum
Tail
Where do sperm undergo final maturation
Epididymis
The entire sperm production process takes how many days
74
After ejaculation 4 how many hours can sperm live in the female reproductive tract
48
Sperm production continues throughout the life of a male but the number of sperm produced tends 2 ___________ w/age
Decline
The __________ _________ transports sperm from the epididymis 2 the ejaculatory duct
Ductus deferens
The ____________ duct empties sperm and fluid from seminal vesicles in2 the urethra
Ejaculatory
The male urethra has 3 regions; the __________ urethra which is the portion that passes through prostate gland, the __________ urethra which is a short region that passes through the pelvic floor and the ___________ urethra (aka:penile urethra) which extends the length of the penis
Prostatic
Membraneous
Spongy
The __________ ___________ secrete a fluid that contains fructose that helps 2 provide an energy source 4 spermatozoa
Seminal vesicles
The _____________ secretion is a thin, milky colored, alkaline fluid that helps 2 inhance motility of sperm
Prostate
The ____________ gland secretes an alkaline fluid in response 2 sexual stimulation that works 2 neutralize the acidly of urine residue in the urethra as well as neutralize acidity of the vagina
Cowper’s / bulbourethral
True or False: Seminal fluid is a slightly alkaline mixture of sperm cells and secretions
True
Volume of semen in a single ejaculation is about ___________ , and the number of sperm is about ___________ per ________ of semen
1.5-6.0 ml
50-150 million
Milliliter
About _______% of the seminal fluid is composed of fluid from the seminal glands. Most of the remaining fluid consists of fluid from the prostate gland
60
The male copulatory organ that transfers sperm 2 the vagina is the _________
Penis
The parts of the penis r the ________ _________ which expands at the end of the penis and forms the glans penis, the __________ which is the opening at the tip and the __________ which is the loose fold of the skin
Corpus spongiosum
Urethral orifice
Prepuce
_____________ is the forceful explosion of semen
Ejaculation
Puberty in males begins about ____________ years of age and continues until __________ years of age
10-12
16-18
During puberty in males the ___________ begins 2 secrete GnRH, it enters the blood and goes 2 the anterior pituitary gland
Hypothalamus
The physical changes in the male include growth of the testes and_________ , increased __________ on the face, axilla, groin and chest, increased __________ , __________ of the voice and growth in ___________
Penis Hair Muscle Deepening Height
____________ hormone promotes growth of interstitial cells (cells of Leydig) in testes and stimulates them 2 secrete testosterone
LH
__________ __________ hormone binds w/receptor sites on the sustentacular cells in seminiferous tubules and causes spermatogenic cells 2 respond 2 stimulation by testosterone; stimulates spermatogenesis in seminiferous tubules
FSH/ follicle stimulating hormone
The digestive tract is also known as the
A-peritoneum
B-mysentery
C-alimentary cavity
D- GI tract
D- GI tract
Which of the following makes up the digestive tract?
A-mouth and pharynx
B-stomach
C-esophagus
D-all of these
D-all of these
Which of these is NOT an accessory organ of the digestive system?
A-pancreas
B-kidneys
C-tougue
D-slavery glands
B-kidneys
The taking in of food is known as
A-deglutition
B-mastication
C-indigestion
D-inhalation
C-indigestion
The medical term for “the taking in of food” is
A-digestion
B-hydrolysis
C-ingestion
D-chemical digestion
C-ingestion
What r the 3 main nutrients
A-bread, meat and vegetables
B-proteins, fats and sugars
C-fats, sugars and starches
D-carb’s, proteins and fats
D-carb’s, proteins and fats
What is another term 4 swallowing
A-defecation
B-deluge
C-submuccosa
D-deglutition
D-deglutition
Saliva contains
A-pepsin
B-water
C-all of these
D-mucus
C-all of these
The adverage time that food remains in the stomach is
A-4-5hours
B-5-6 hours
C-4 hours
D-5 hours
A-4-5hours
Which of the following provides a passage way 4 foods between the pharynx and stomach
A-oropharynx
B-trachea
C-esophagus
D-larynx
C-esophagus
What is the 1st part of the small intestine
A-sigmoid colon
B-ileum
C-jejunum
D-duodenum
D-duodenum
What is the name of the law 4 by the mother of the boy who died from e-coli
A-Veggie Libel Law
B-FDA Libel Law
C-Kevin’s Law
D-Conner’s Law
C-Kevin’s Law
What famous figure spoke out about Mad Cow Disease and e-coli and then was sued by the beef industry
A-Ellen DeGenerous
B-Angelina Jolie
C-Brad Pitt
D-Oprah Winfrey
D-Oprah Winfrey
What is the predominant GMO seed that Monsanto produces
A-potato
B-corn
C-spinich
D-soy
D-soy
Unless otherwise indicated, general food labels r based on a ____________ calorie diet
A-2,500
B-3,000
C-1,500
D-2,000
D-2,000
Causes contraction of smooth muscle in walls of the uterus
Oxytocin
___________ is often given intravenously during labor to increase the strength of contractions
Pitocin
_________ gland is a vascular organ located in the neck
Thyroid
Thyroid hormone consists of ____% thyroxine and ____ and Triiodothyronine
95 and 5
When iodine is insufficient in the diet, the thyroid gland hypertrophies. This is called a _______
Goiter
Mentally retarded dwarf w/abnormal skeletal features is known as
Cretinism
An enlarged thyroid gland that produces 2 much hormone is called
Hyperthyroidism
___________ is the term 4 protruding eyes due 2 swelling in tissues behind the eyes
Exophthalmos
Cortisol maintains blood glucose between meals and during times of prolonged
Stress
Hyposecretion of hormones from the adrenal gland causes
Addison’s disease
Hypersecretion of hormones from the adreanal cortex causes
Cushing’s syndrome
___________ is the primary source of energy 4 the nervous system
Glucose
________ cells secrete glucagon, while ________ cells secrete insulin
Alpha and beta
The testes secrete
Testosterone
__________ is responsible 4 the development of breasts
Estrogen
__________ causes the uterine lining 2 thicken in preparation 4 pregancy
Progesterone
The _________ gland synthesizes melatonin
Pineal
____________ helps 2 regulate the circadian rhythm
Melatonin
The decline in the rate of hormone secretion may b a result of changes in the largest tissues that decrease the _______ need 4 the hormone
Cellular
Because the decline in hormone secretion is combined w/a decreased rate of metabolic destruction, the blood levels of circulating hormones remain relatively _________ throughout aging
Constant
Organs that make up the endocrine system r the
Endocrine glands
The study of endocrine glands and hormones is called
Endocrinology
The ___________ system acts through electrical impulses and neurotransmitters
Nervous
Hormones influence growth, development and _______ _______
Metabolic activities
____________ _________ have ducts that carry their secretory product 2 a surface
Exocrine glands
The ductless glands r
Endocrine glands
Sweat, sebaceous and mammoth glands r examples of ___________ glands
Exocrine
__________ make up most of the hormones in the body
Proteins
___________ make up sex hormones and hormones secreted by the adrenal cortex
Steroids
The “lock and key” mechanism states, if a hormone fits a receptor site there will b an
Effect
- growth hormone (GH)
- thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)
- adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)
- gonadotropic hormone (FHS and LH)
- prolactin (PRL)
These hormones r produced by the __________ lobe of the pituitary gland
Anterior
_________ hormone stimulates growth of bones, muscles and other organs
Growth
Excess of GH in a child causes
Acromegaly
________________ hormone effects melanocytes in the skin and increases pigmentation
Adrenocorticotropic
_______________ hormone stimulates development of eggs in the ovaries and sperm in the testes
Follicle stimulating
FSH
____________ hormone causes ovulation
Luteinizing
LH
____________ stimulates milk production after birth of an infant
Prolactin
- antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
- oxytocin (OXY)
These r hormones of the ____________ lobe
Posterior
____________ hormone promotes reabsorption of water by the kidney tubules
Antidiuretic
ADH
Large amounts of ADH cause blood vessels 2 constrict and increases _________ ___________
Blood pressure