quiz 6 2023 Flashcards

1
Q

in homeostatic regulation, which mechanism receives information and processes it to “decide” on a command?

A

control center

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2
Q

where does a prohormone undergo further processing prior to packaging into a secretory granule?

A

golgi

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3
Q

what is an example of a short, negative feedback loop?

A

growth hormone = growth hormone releasing hormone

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4
Q

if a lower hormone concentration results in 50% of maximal response, what could have happened to a hormone receptor numbers on target cells?

A

increased

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5
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for tyrosine kinase receptor, on which domain does the tyrosine kinase activity occur

A

intracellular domain

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6
Q

which type of cell in the anterior pituitary releases growth hormone

A

somatotroph

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7
Q

what is removed from ADH or oxytocin as the hormone travels down the axon to the posterior pituitary?

A

neurophysin

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8
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what effect will low dietary iodide have on the activity of the Na/iodine symporter in the thyroid galnd?

A

stimulates

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9
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which thyroid hormone is produced when less thyroid hormone action is needed

A

reverse T3

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10
Q

which enzyme is downregulated in sick euthyroid syndrome, resulting in low T3

A

5’ deiodinase

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11
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if the disorder is in the pituitary gland in hyperthyroidism, what is the expectation for circulating levels of TSH?

A

high TSH

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12
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norepinephrine is the catecholamine primarily released from the sympathetic nerve terminals and brain T/F?

A

true

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13
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what effect do exogenous steroids have on ACTH production and release?

A

inhibit ACTH

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14
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what is a common adrenal cortex dysfunction to affect older dogs?

A

pituitary-dependent hyperadrenocorticism

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15
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which cell type predominates in the pancreatic islets of langerhans

A

beta cells

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16
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which tissue dependent on insulin to transport glucose

A

muscle

17
Q

what happens to glucose upon its entry into pancreatic beta cells

A

is it immediately phosphorylated

18
Q

which adipose tissue hormone is associated with improved insulin sensitivity?

A

adiponectin

19
Q

what will inhibit glucagon secretion

A

glucose

20
Q

where does insulin promote glycogen formation

A

muscle and liver

21
Q

when blood calcium increases, what hormone does parathyroid hormone stimulate the kidneys to produce?

A

vitamin D

22
Q

for which mineral is intestinal absorption fairly constant

A

phosphate

23
Q

what disorder is caused by increased phosphate in blood, which will precipitate calcium and lead to hypocalcemia?

A

secondary hyperparathyroidism

24
Q

what change occurs in melatonin with age and puberty

A

decreases

25
Q

what would be a precursor for a prostanoid such as PGF3

A

eicosapentaenoic acid