Midterm Practice Q's Flashcards

1
Q

AGRP stimulate:

A

increase desire to eat

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2
Q

Short term regulation of food intake is influenced by:

A

ghrelin

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3
Q

leptin decreases:

A

appetite

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4
Q

which signaling molecule increases food intake and decreases the rate of genetic reproduction:

A

neuropeptide Y

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5
Q

which signaling molecule is produced during fasting and increases appetite:

A

ghrelin

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6
Q

an obese child who cannot produce leptin, is most likely to benefit from:

A

leptin injections

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7
Q

which statement about body fat is true:

A

excess visceral fat secretes molecules that can lead to other health issues

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8
Q

increase body adipose tissue:

A

increases leptin secretions

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9
Q

the integrating center for appetite control and weight control is:

A

hypothalamus

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10
Q

carotid bodies are MOST responsible to changes in:

A

(all of these)

  • changes in blood PCO2
  • blood O2 levels
  • blood H2O levels
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11
Q

increase pneumotaxic center activity will:

A

fast shallow breathing 30-40 breaths/min

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12
Q

stretch receptors of alveolar walls activate:

A

vagus nerve

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13
Q

receives input from the reticular activating system:

A

apneustic center

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14
Q

during normal breathing exhalation is a result of:

A

decrease in DRG activity and elastic recoil

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15
Q

apneustic breathing is:

A

prolonged inspiration (30sec)

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16
Q

when a person purposefully, blowing up a balloon, exhalation of expiratory neurons:

A

activation of somatic motor neurons via cortico-spinal tract

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17
Q

the herring-breuer reflex:

A

decreases activity of the DRG

18
Q

the DRG:

A

activated by the apneustic center

19
Q

information about pain, temp, and emotion experience will be sent to:

A

pneumotaxic center from the hypothalamus and limbic

20
Q

chemoreceptors in the medulla oblongata measure:

A

pH of CSF

21
Q

with defective leptin receptors there is no point is giving __.

A

leptin

anytime a receptor is defective then there’s no point in injecting them with the hormone

22
Q

apnesutic center activates __ & __:

A
  • DRG (for normal breathing)

- & pneumotaxic center

23
Q

pneumotaxic center inhibits:

A

the apneustic

24
Q

if the pneumotaxic center stopped working, you would have:

A

apneustic breathing

25
Q

which molecule decreases food intake & decreases glucose release from the liver?

A

amylin

26
Q

which factor can influence appetite and weight control?

A

(all of these)

  • addiction to food
  • food content of salt, sweet flavorings and fat
  • signals to the brain from the digestive tract
  • signals to the brain from adipose tissue
27
Q

apneustic breathing consists of:

A

long inhalations and short exhalations

28
Q

cholecystokinin is released from the duodenum and the jejunum in response to:

A

fatty acids

29
Q

short term regulation of feedings involves all of the following except:

A

a-GI stretch inhibits feeding
b-ghrelin inhibits feeding (***answer)
c-CCK and insulin release inhibit feeding
d-PYY and GLP inhibit feeding

30
Q

the feeding center of the brain is:

A

lateral hypothalamus

31
Q

which combinations of signals activates the sense of food satiety?

A

elevated levels of both insulin and glucose in blood

32
Q

which molecule stimulates the sense of hunger and is secreted when stomach is empty?

A

ghrelin

33
Q

the herring breuer reflex:

A

inhibits the drive to inhale in response to stretch of the lungs

34
Q

which region of the brain directly activates inspiration during quite breathing?

A

dorsal respiratory group

35
Q

the integrating system for neural regulation of respiration is located in the:

A

medulla oblongata

36
Q

leptin secretion can be increased by:

A

increased sleep

37
Q

which vitamin is water soluble?

A

B2 (thiamine)

38
Q

which of the following changes would be expected to stimulate hunger in a person who has not eaten for 24 hours?

A

increased neuropeptide Y in hypothalamus

39
Q

if one’s respiratory quotient (RQ) was 0.8, which of the following conditions most likely would drive the RQ towards 1.0?

A

eating a bowl of fruit loops (with skim milk)

40
Q

the integrating center for appetite and weight control is located in the:

A

hypothalamus

41
Q

which molecule increases metabolic rate, and decreases the drive to eat?

A

leptin