General, Systemic, Endoc, & Repro Flashcards
Deoxygenated blood is contained within the:
a.Pulmonary vein
b.Pulmonary artery
c.Carotid sinus
d.Femoral artery
Pulmonary artery
_____ is a very potent stimulator of feeding behavior (orexigenic neurotransmitter). It is inhibited by leptin to decrease hunger and food consumption.
a.neuropeptide Y
b.alpha-MSH
c.gamma-MSH
d.peptide YY
Neuropeptide Y
Which division of the autonomic nervous system is associated with micturition?
a.Sympathetic
b.Parasympathetic
c.Both sympathetic and parasympathetic
d,None of these
Parasympathetic
An inhibitory neurotransmitter which many sedative or tranquilizing drugs act by enhancing the effects of this:
a.GABA
b.Glutamate
c.Acetylcholine
d.Norepinephrine
GABA
These are clinical signs of hyperthyroidism, except:
a.weight loss
b.exophthalmos
c.heat seeking
d.polyuria
Heat seeking
Atrial depolarization is seen in the ECG as:
a.P wave
b.QRS wave
c.T wave
d.ST segment
P wave
What is the ratio of sodium and Potassium in the Na-K pump?
a.3Na:1K
b.3Na:2K
c.2Na:3K
d.1Na:3K
3Na:2K
Which of the following will not normally be expected in the sexual cycle of the sow and cow?
a.Proestrus
b.Estrus
c.Metestrus
d.Diestrus
Diestrus
Pseudopregnancy is most commonly observed in the:
a.bitch
b.mare
c.doe
d.queen
Bitch
Inhibition of acetylcholine esterase can lead to the following:
a.Desensitization of the muscles
b.Uncontrolled muscle contractions
c.Inhibition of acetylcholine release
d.Muscle paralysis
Uncontrolled muscle contractions
The tapetum lucidum:
a.Is also known as the third eyelid
b.Is the iridescent pigmented epithelium of the choroid
c.Is present in the primate eye
d.Increases visual acuity during photopic (day) vision
Is the iridescent pigmented epithelium of the choroid
How long does estrus last in mares?
a.45 h
b.36 h
c.5-6 d
d.18 h
5-6 d
Between ejaculations, sperm is primarily stored in the _______.
a.seminal vesicle
b.epididymis
c.seminiferous tubules
d.vas deferens
Epididymis
Which of the following is TRUE about the membrane lipids?
a.The major membrane lipid is glycolipid containing a glycogen backbone with fatty acyl chains
b.The hydrophobic heads of the lipid bilayer is oriented externally facing the polar water
c.Cholesterol form clusters in between the phospholipids making it more fluid
d.The glycolipids undergo transverse diffusion, lateral diffusion and rotation as a result of the fluid nature of the plasma membrane
Cholesterol form clusters in between the phospholipids making it more fluid
The pancreatic alpha cells secrete a hormone that ________, while beta cell secretion ________.
a.increases blood calcium level, lowers blood calcium level
b.lowers blood calcium level, increases blood calcium level
c.lowers blood sugar level, increases blood sugar level
d.increases blood sugar level, lowers blood sugar level
increases blood sugar level, lowers blood sugar level
Melanotropin releasing hormone, a hormone that stimulates the release of MSH, is released primarily in what nuclei of the hypothalamus?
a.Supraoptic nuclei
b.Paraventricular nuclei
c.Mamillary nuclei
d.Ventromedial nuclei
Paraventricular nuclei
The mineralocorticoids influence the plasma concentrations of:
a.Calcium and phosphorus
b.Sodium and potassium
c.Calcium and sodium
d.Potassium and calcium
Sodium and potassium
This type of membrane transport system uses the energy due to the chemical gradient of an ion diffusing down its gradient to transport another ion with it.
a.Diffusion
b.Osmosis
c.Primary active transport
d.Secondary active transport
Secondary active transport
Which is the shortest in duration?
a.period of the placenta
b.period of the fetus
c.period of the embryo
d.period of the ovum
Period of the ovum
The cells of the interstitium in between the seminiferous tubules secrete testosterone. These interstitial cells are also called:
a.myoid cells
b.BTB cells
c.Leydig cells
d.Sertoli cells
Leydig cells
Which of the following does not contain a taste bud?
a.Circumvallate
b.Fungiform
c.Follate
d.Filiform
Filiform
The amount of air exchange during normal respiration is:
a.Tidal volume
b.Residual volume
c.Dead space
d.Minimal volume
Tidal volume
Females of which species are stimulated to begin estrous cyclicity in response to decreasing daylight ?
a.cattle
b.pig
c.sheep
d.horse
Sheep
Duration of ejaculation of bulls:
a.10-15 sec
b.30-40 mins
c.Approx. 1 sec
d.10-20 mins
Approx. 1 sec
Which of the following tissues contain GLUT-4?
I. skeletal muscle tissues
II. adipose tissues
III. cardiac muscle
IV. brain
V. hepatic tissue
a.I, II, III
b.I, II
c.I
d.I, II, III, IV
I, II, III
Leptin receptors are located in what part of the brain?
a.cerebellum
b.pituitary gland
c.pineal gland
d.hypothalamus
Hypothalamus
During Nernst potential, what would be the net gain of the inside of the cell?
a.1-
b.0
c.+1
d.>1
0
PTH and calcitriol are hypercalcemic hormones because they raise blood Ca level. Calcitonin is a hypocalcemic hormone because it lowers blood Ca level.
a.Both statements are true.
b.Both statements are false.
c.Statement 1 true, statement 2 false.
d.Statement 1 false, statement 2 true.
Both statements are true.
Angiotensin II directly stimulates the zona glomerulosa to convert cholesterol into pregnenolone and corticosterone to aldosterone. The other functions of angiotensin II are the following, except:
a.feeds back to JG cells to inhibit secretion of renin
b.acts on CNS to stimulate thirst center
c.potentiates the effect of atrial natriuretic peptide
d.stimulates release of vasopressin
Potentiates the effect of atrial natriuretic peptide
Which volume remains in the lungs after maximal expiration?
a.Tidal volume
b.Expiratory reserve volume
c.Residual volume
d.Inspiratory reserve volume
Residual volume
Amino acids are absorbed in the gut via co-transport mechanism. Amino acid is co-transported with:
a.Sodium ion
b.Calcium ion
c.Potassium ion
d.Any of these
Sodium ion
Which of the following organs is particularly sensitive to acute hypoglycemia because its only energy substrate is glucose?
a.Kidney
b.Pancreas
c.Brain
d.Liver
Brain
What change/s occur when red blood cells are placed in a hypertonic solution?
a.Red blood cells gain water
b.Red blood cells lose water and shrink
c.Red blood cells neither gain nor lose water
d.Concentration of sodium increases within the cells
Red blood cells lose water and shrink
The repolarization phase of the action potential occurs because:
a.Voltage-gated Na+ ion channels open
b.Voltage-gated K+ ion channels open
c.Voltage-gated Ca+ ion channels open
d.Voltage-gated Cl+ ion channels open
Voltage-gated K+ ion channels open
Substance coating the alveoli which lowers surface tension
a.Mucopolyssacharide
b.Mucus
c.Pleural fluid
d.Surfactant
Surfactant
Which of these locations has the ability to break down ATP, which releases energy?
a.Globular actin molecule
b.Head of myosin molecule
c.Troponin molecule
d.Tropomyosin molecule
Head of myosin molecule
Which of the following factors can best explain an increase in glomerular filtration rate (GFR)?
a.Increased arterial plasma oncotic pressure
b.Increased hydrostatic pressure in the Bowman’s capsule
c.Increased glomerular capillary hydrostatic pressure
d.Decreased net filtration pressure
Increased glomerular capillary hydrostatic pressure
Which of the following is an effect of histamine?
a.Decreased capillary filtration
b.Vasodilation of the arterioles
c.Vasodilation of the veins
d.Interaction with the muscarinic receptors on the blood vessels
Vasodilation of the arterioles
Myxedematous accumulations in the dermis of dogs is one of the signs of _________ in dogs.
a.Hypoadrenocorticocism
b.Hyperadrenocorticocism
c.Hypothyroidism
d.Hyperthyroidism
Hypothyroidism
The following hormones are essential in lactogenesis, except:
a.cortisol
b.insulin
c.prolactin
d.estrogen
Estrogen
Glucagon secretion is increased by the following, except:
a.catecholamines
b.sympathetic nervous system
c.hyperglycemia
d.epinephrine
Hyperglycemia
Pheochromocytomas are:
a.red brown tumors arising from chromaffin cells
b.red brown tumors originating from corticocytes
c.benign tumors from the zona glomerulosa
d.benign tumors from the zona fasciculata
Red brown tumors arising from chromaffin cells
What 2 ions are responsible for production of action potentials in the hair cells?
a.Na and K
b.K and Ca
c.Na and Ca
d.Ca and Cl
K and Ca
Which of the avian digestive tract structures secretes HCl and pepsinogen?
a.Crop
b.Proventriculus
c.Gizzard
d.Ceca
Proventriculus
Which of the following statements is true regarding the effects of norepinephrine on blood vessels?
a.Causes vasodilation via the alpha-receptors
b.Causes vasoconstriction via the alpha-receptors
c.Causes vasodilation via the beta-receptors
d.Causes vasoconstriction via the beta-receptors
Causes vasocontraction via the alpha-receptors
Which of the following is also called an exchange diffusion?
a.Antiport
b.Symport
c.Co-transport
d.Uniport
Antiport
The thirst center is located in which ventricle of the brain?
a.1st
b.2nd
c.3rd
d.4th
3rd
The hormone that indirectly influences water reabsorption by the kidney is:
a.Oxytocin
b.Aldosterone
c.Vasopressin (ADH)
d.Insulin
Vasopressin (ADH)
Which of the following is shared by simple diffusion of sodium and facilitated diffusion of glucose?
a.Occurs down an electrochemical gradient
b.Is saturable
c.Requires metabolic energy
d.Requires a Na+ gradient
Occurs down an electrochemical gradient
These hormones are galactopoietic except:
a.growth hormone
b.thyroid hormone
c.progesterone
d.glucocorticoids
Progesterone
Intertwining of the ovarian artery with the uterine vein serves to:
a.Cool the ovary
b.Suspend the ovary
c.Transport PGF2 -alpha from the uterus to the ovary
d.Transport spermatozoa from the uterus to the ovary.
Transport PGF2 -alpha from the uterus to the ovary
Atrial natriuretic peptide is synthesized and released by the:
a.atrium of the heart
b.ventricle of the heart
c.brain
d.hypothalamus
Atrium of the heart
The hormone produced by the kidney that stimulates red blood cell production in the bone marrow is:
a.ADH
b.Erythropoietin
c.Aldosterone
d.Renerythrogenin
Erythropoietin
Gular fluttering is a thermoregulation process in:
a.Reptiles
b.Amphibians
c.Birds
d.Mammals
Birds
It is the post ovulatoy phase of estrus cycle, wherein the corpus luteum undergoes early development.
a.anestrus
b.metestrus
c.proestrus
d.diestrus
metestrus
Which of these units contains overlapping actin and myosin myofilaments?
a.A band
b.H zone
c.M line
d.I band
I band
Which of the following is an alpha-adrenergic response?
a.Bronchiolar smooth muscle relaxation
b.Increased renin secretion
c.Increased lipolysis
d.Ejaculation
Ejaculation
The following cells do not require insulin to take up glucose, EXCEPT:
a.erythrocytes
b.hepatocytes
c.neurons
d.osteocytes
Osteocytes
A menace test is performed to test which cranial nerve?
a.Optic
b.Oculomotor
c.Trochlear
d.Abducens
Optic
Which item best describes the function of somatostatin?
a.Inhibits the secretion of gastrin, secretin, cholecystokinin, pancreatic exocrine secretion, and gastric acid
b.Moderates gut motility and glucose absorption
c.Increases gluconeogenesis by activation of adenylcyclase in liver cells, which in turn stimulates phosphorylase resulting in glycogen breakdown
d.Enhances glucose uptake by stimulating enzymes in the liver cells that assist in lipogenesis and the production of glycogen and by inhibiting enzymes that catalyze glycogenolysis
Inhibits the secretion of gastrin, secretin, cholecystokinin, pancreatic exocrine secretion, and gastric acid
How many bases are needed to create a single codon and anticodon?
a.3
b.4
c.5
d.6
6
An ECG that reveals a prolonged PQ interval indicates a block of impulses coming from the
a.SA node
b.Bundle of His
c.Purkinje fibers
d.AV node
AV node
Implantation is achieved when the uterus is dominated by:
a.relaxin
b.estradiol
c.progesterone
d.prostaglandin
Progesterone
Which of the following actions best describes the omasum?
a.Store
b.Mix
c.Absorb
d.Pump
Pump
Exchange of gases in lungs and tissues is by:
a.Diffusion
b.Bulk flow
c.Active transport
d.None of the above
Diffusion
Which of the following is not an energy sources during aerobic metabolism?
a.Glucose
b.Fatty acids
c.Amino acids
d.Creatine phosphate
Creatine phosphate
What percentage of the circulating blood is normally in capillaries at any one time?
a.5%
b.15%
c.25%
d.50%
5%
Excessive secretion of GCC can lead to:
a.adrenal diabetes
b.osteopenia
c.muscle wasting
d.all of the choices
All of the choices
Semen is a product of ejaculation. It has the following elements, except:
a.secretions from testis
b.secretions from epididymis
c.secretions from male accessory glands
d.none of the choices
None of the choices
The interval of the cardiac cycle that begins with the closure of the AV valves and ends with the opening of the AV valves corresponds to a period of:
a.Atrial systole
b.Ventricular systole
c.Ventricular diastole
d.Atrial diastole
Ventricular systole
The following animals have intra-abdominal location of testis except:
a.dolphin
b.sperm whale
c.armadillo
d.camel
Camel
The most potent secreatagogue for insulin is:
a.Glucose
b.Amino acids
c.Fatty acids
d.Ketone bodies
Glucose
The gastric phase of HCl secretion is initiated by:
a.Chewing
b.Stomach distension
c.Hypoglycemia
d.Conditioned reflexes
Stomach distension
This hormone is needed to maintain high quantities of testosterone, thus, helping in the maintenance of the reproductive tract and allowing a much higher level of fertility to male animals.
a.Anti-Mullerian hormone
b.androgen
c.androgen binding protein
d.inhibin
Androgen binding protein
The principal nitrogenous constituent of mammalian urine is:
a.Amino acids
b.Uric acid
c.Urea
d.Ammonia
Urea
The estrous cycle of cats lasts for:
a.15-18 ds
b.14-21 ds
c.20-21 ds
d.7 mos interval
15-18 ds
The color of the blood of an animal that has been poisoned with carbon monoxide is
a.Bright red
b.Purplish red
c.Chocolate brown
d.Bright cherry red
Bright cherry red
Which of the following BEST describes the pulmonary circuit?
a.It serves only one organ
b.It has higher volume and capacity
c.It is a high pressure area
d.It has a high vascular resistance
It serves only one organ
Which of the following birds has the longest egg incubation period?
a.pheasant
b.swan
c.turkey
d.budgerigars
Swan
Troponin is believed to play what role in the muscle contractile process?
a.It provides elastic tension during muscle contraction
b.It inactivates the binding site of actin during the resting state
c.Combination with myosin excites the activity of the power stroke
d.Combination with calcium is believed to trigger muscle contraction
Combination with calcium is believed to trigger muscle contraction
The liver appeared yellowish during inanition because of:
a.Leakage of bile pigment that colored the liver yellow
b.Extensive delivery of fatty acids in the liver for oxidation
c.Continuous formation of glycogen due to saturated glucose demand
d.Deamination of protein forming urea
Extensive delivery of fatty acids in the liver for oxidation
The hypothalamus produces gonadotropin-releasing hormone which stimulates the anterior pituitary gland to release:
a.estrogen and testosterone
b.FSH and LH
c.thyroid stimulating hormone and ACTH
d.all of the choices
FSH and LH
Erection is controlled by the ________ division of the autonomic nervous system and ejaculation is controlled by the division of the autonomic nervous system ________.
a.parasympathetic-sympathetic
b.sympathetic-sympathetic
c.sympathetic-parasympathetic
d.parasympathetic-parasympathetic
parasympathetic-sympathetic
The affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen is decreased by an increase of the following, EXCEPT
a.Carbon dioxide
b.pH
c.temperature
d.2,3-DPG
pH
Plasma calcium is decreased by:
a.Calcitonin
b.Parathyroid hormone
c.1, 25 -dihydrocholecalciferol
d.Cortisol
Calcitonin
Which of the following enzymes hydrolyzes neutral fat into fatty acids and monoglycerides?
a.Pancreatic lipase
b.Chymotrypsin
c.Pancreatic amylase
d.Proteolytic enzyme
Pancreatic lipase
Which of the following statements regarding the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system is true?
a.Angiotensinogen is secreted by the juxtaglomerular cells in the kidney in response to decreased perfusion of blood
b.Renin acts on circulating blood angiotensin I to form angiotensinogen
c.Angiotensin II stimulates aldosterone secretion
d.Angiotensinogen is converted by vascular endothelial enzyme (angiotensin -converting enzyme, ACE) to angiotensin II.
Angiotensin II stimulates aldosterone secretion
The release of digestive enzymes from cells of the pancreas, or secretion of the hormone insulin in response to rising blood glucose levels is an example of:
a.Exocytosis
b.Endocytosis
c.Phagocytosis
d.Pinocytosis
Exocytosis
Hyperinsulinism leads to _______ while diabetes mellitus leads to _______.
a.hypocalcemia; hypercalcemia
b.hyperglycemia; hypoglycemia
c.hypoglycemia; hyperglycemia
d.hypercalcemia; hypocalcemia
hypoglycemia; hyperglycemia
Which of the following hormones is released in response to cooling of the anterior hypothalamus?
a.Antidiuretic hormone
b.Insulin
c.T4 and T3
d.Aldosterone
T4 and T3
During muscle contraction, muscles shorten __________, and lengthen ____________.
a.Forcefully; passively
b.Forcefully; forcefully
c.Passively, forcefully
d.Passively; passively
Forcefully; passively
The velocity of conduction of action potentials along a nerve will be increased by:
a.Stimulating the Na+-K+ pump
b.Inhibiting the Na+-K+ pump
c.Decreasing the diameter of the nerve
d.Myelinating the nerve
Myelinating the nerve
Propagation of an action potential through the heart is slowest in the:
a.Atrial muscle
b.AV node
c.Bundle of His
d.Purkinje fibers
AV node
Proestrus and estrus stage comprise the ______ of estrous cycle.
a.follicular phase
b.luteal phase
c.quiescent phase
d.none of the above
Follicular phase
What amino acid serves as precursor for thyroid hormones?
a.Tryptophan
b.Tyrosine
c.Methionine
d.Lysine
Tyrosine
Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) is primarily responsible for __________.
a.conversion of cholesterol to b.pregnenolone testosterone production
c.maintaining the corpus luteum
d.spermatogenesis
Spermatogenesis
Pain is detected by the:
a.Free nerve endings
b.Pacinian corpuscles
c.Muscle spindle
d.Merkel’s corpuscles
Pacinian corpuscles
The salt glands (nasal glands) of avian:
a.Secrete only NaCl and serve an extrarenal osmoregulatory function
b.Are active continuously
c.Exact similar function to kidneys
d.All of these
Secrete only NaCl and serve an extrarenal osmoregulatory function
GLUT1 carrier protein is an example of:
a.Antiport
b.Symport
c.Co-transport
d.Uniport
Uniport
The ion that generally establishes the resting membrane potential is?
a.Sodium
b.Potassium
c.Calcium
d.Chloride
Potassium