REAL ANP MIDTERM Flashcards
Which of the following nerves is NOT responsible for eye movement?
a.
Abducens nerve
b.
Oculomotor nerve
c.
Trochlear nerve
d.
Optic nerve
OPTIC NERVE
Which gland produces TSH?
Question 2Select one:
a.
Parathyroid
b.
Hypothalamus
c.
Hypophysis
d.
Thyroid
HYPOPHYSIS
An example of a passive membrane transport is:
Question 3Select one:
a.
Phagocytosis
b.
osmosis
c.
Protein pump
d.
All the above
OSMOSIS
The cranial nerve XI corresponds to:
Question 4Select one:
a.
Glossopharyngeal nerve
b.
Vagus nerve
c.
Olfactory nerve
d.
Accessory nerve
e.
Optic nerve
f.
Facial nerve
g.
Hypoglossal nerve
h.
Vestibulochoclear nerve
i.
Trigeminal nerve
ACCESSORY NERVE
What is the target organ/Function of the Follicular Stimulant Hormone?
Question 5Select one:
a.
Breast/milk ejection
b.
Ovary/Ovulation
c.
Ovaries/Ovulation
d.
Breast/milk production
e.
Adrenal Gland/Cortisol, Aldosterone, Sex Hormones
f.
Thyroid/Production of T3 and T4
g.
Bones, muscles/ Growth
h.
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
OVARIES/FOLLICULAR PROLIFERATION
The effect of adrenaline on Alpha 1 receptors is:
a.
Vasoconstriction
b.
Bronchodilation
c.
Bronchoconstriction
d.
Vasodilation
VASOCONSTRICTION
What is the target organ/Function of the Growth Hormone?
a.
Bones, muscles/ Growth
b.
Breast/milk Production
c.
Adrenal Gland/Cortisol, Aldosterone, Sex Hormones
d.
Thyroid/Production of T3 and T4
e.
Ovaries/Ovulation
f.
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
g.
Ovary/Ovulation
h.
Breast/milk ejection
BONES MUSCLES/GROWTH
Select one:
a.
Breast/milk production
b.
Breast/milk ejection
c.
Ovaries/Ovulation
d.
Thyroid/Production of T3 and T4
e.
Bones, muscles/ Growth
f.
Ovary/Ovulation
g.
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
h.
Adrenal Gland/Cortisol, Aldosterone, Sex Hormones
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
The two bones of the leg are the
a.
Tibia and fibula
b.
Radius and Tibia
c.
None of the above
d.
Femur and Humerus
TIBIA AND FIBULA
What is the target organ/Function of the Oxytocin Hormone?
a.
Breast/milk production
b.
Ovaries/Ovulation
c.
Ovary/Ovulation
d.
Adrenal Gland/Cortisol, Aldosterone, Sex Hormones
e.
Bones, muscles/ Growth
f.
Thyroid/Production of T3 and T4
g.
Breast/milk ejection
h.
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
BREAST/MILK EJECTION
A group of muscle fibers (cells) bound together is called a Fascicle.
True
OR
False
TRUE
The layer of skin associated with keratin is the epidermis.
true
The part of the cerebrum that is heavily myelinated is the:
a.
White matter
b.
Gray matter
WHITE MATTER
Which of the following is the most important effect of somatotropic hormone?
a.
Growth of the musculoskeletal system
b.
Regulation of sodium and water balance
c.
Promotion of the urinary excretion of calcium
d.
Initiates and sustains labor to terminate pregnancy
GROWTH OF SKELTAL MUSCLE
Ribs that attach individually to the sternum by cartilage are called: ___________
FALSE RIBS
An abnormal accumulation of CSF within the brain is called:
HYDROCEPHALUS
What is the target organ/Function of the Thyroid stimulant hormone?
a.
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
b.
Ovary/Ovulation
c.
Ovaries/Ovulation
d.
Breast/milk ejection
e.
Breast/milk Production
f.
Adrenal Gland/Cortisol, Aldosterone, Sex Hormones
g.
Thyroid/Production of T3 and T4
h.
Bones, muscles/ Growth
THYROID PRODCUTION OF T3/T4
The cranial nerve XII correspond to:
a.
Accessory nerve
b.
Hypoglossal nerve
c.
Glossopharyngeal nerve
d.
Optic nerve
e.
Vestibulochoclear nerve
f.
Trigeminal nerve
g.
Olfactory nerve
h.
Vagus nerve
i.
Facial nerve
HYPOGLOSSAL
The ________ is the layer of the skin where the Melanocytes are located
a.
Fascia
b.
Hypodermis
c.
Epidermis
d.
Subcutaneous
EPIDERMIS
What is the target organ/Function of the Prolactin Hormone?
a.
Bones, muscles/ Growth
b.
Adrenal Gland/Cortisol, Aldosterone, Sex Hormones
c.
Ovary/Ovulation
d.
Ovaries/Ovulation
e.
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
f.
Breast/milk ejection
g.
Breast/milk Production
h.
Thyroid/Production of T3 and T4
BREAST/MILK PRODCUTION
The bone-reabsorbing cells are called:
OSTEOBLASTS
The part of the brain stem that is involved in the respiratory, cardiac and vasomotor center is the _________.
MEDULLA OBLONGATA
What is considered the Master Gland?
a.
Thyroid
b.
Adrenal cortex
c.
none of the above
d.
Hypothalamus
NONE OF THE ABOVE
What is the target organ/Function of the Adrenocorticotropin Hormone?
a.
Ovary/Ovulation
b.
Breast/milk ejection
c.
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
d.
Adrenal Gland/Cortisol, Aldosterone, Sex Hormones
e.
Breast/milk Production
f.
Thyroid/Production of T3 and T4
g.
Bones, muscles/ Growth
h.
Ovaries/Ovulation
ADRENAL GLAND/CORTISOL , ALDOSTERONE , SEX HORMONES
The number of cervical Vertebras is _____________
a.
5
b.
7
c.
8
d.
6
7
The two bones of the forearm are the
ULNA AND RADIUS
Which of the following is most likely to cause the secretion of calcitonin?
a.
Dehydration
b.
Hypocalcemia
c.
Elevated plasma calcium level
d.
Hyperglycemia
ELEVEATED PLASMA CALCIUM LEVEL
Is called “salt-retaining hormone” which promotes the retention of Na+ by the kidneys. Na+ retention, promotes water retention, which promotes a higher blood volume and pressure
a.
ACTH
b.
Oxytocin
c.
TSH
d.
Aldosterone
e.
Prolactin
ALDOSTERONE
Ribs that do not attach to costal cartilage at all are:
a.
True ribs
b.
False ribs
c.
Floating ribs
d.
None of the above
FLOATING RIBS
What is the target organ/Function of the Lutein Hormone?
a.
Breast/milk ejection
b.
Thyroid/Production of T3 and T4
c.
Bones, muscles/ Growth
d.
Breast/milk Production
e.
Ovaries/Follicular proliferation
f.
Ovary/Ovulation
g.
Adrenal Gland/Cortisol, Aldosterone, Sex Hormones
h.
Ovaries/Ovulation
OVARIES AND OVULATION
The Somatic nervous system and parasympathetic system release
ACETYLOCHOLINE
The cranial nerve IX correspond to:
a.
Glossopharyngeal nerve
b.
Vagus nerve
c.
Hypoglossal nerve
d.
Olfactory nerve
e.
Accessory nerve
f.
Facial nerve
g.
Trigeminal nerve
h.
Vestibulochoclear nerve
i.
Optic nerve
GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVE
What is NOT a part of the brain stem?
a.
Midbrain
b.
Medulla
c.
Thalamus
d.
Pons
THALAMUS
Hematopoiesis occurs within the
a.
Red bone marrow
b.
Adrenal medulla
c.
Yellow bone marrow
RED BONE MARROW
Hormone secreted by the Posterior Pituitary gland
a.
Prolactin
b.
TSH
c.
Oxytocin
d.
Aldosterone
e.
ACTH
OXYTOCIN
Which of the following posterior pituitary hormones causes the kidney to decrease its excretion of urine?
a.
ACTH
b.
Aldosterone
c.
ADH
d.
Oxytocin
ADH
The cranial nerve II correspond to:
a.
Glossopharyngeal nerve
b.
Vagus nerve
c.
Optic nerve
d.
Olfactory nerve
e.
Vestibulochoclear nerve
f.
Hypoglossal nerve
g.
Accessory nerve
h.
Facial nerve
i.
Trigeminal nerve
OPTIC NERVE
Insulin and glucagon
:
a.
are secreted by the pancreas to regulate blood glucose.
b.
Are secreted in response to declining plasma levels of glucose.
c.
Are secreted by the beta cells of the islets of Langerhans.
d.
Elevate blood glucose levels.
The correct answer is: are secreted by the pancreas to regulate blood glucose.
he hormone that has the opposite function of Calcitonin is:
:
a.
T4
b.
Insulin
c.
T3
d.
PTH
PTH
Identify the glands that secrete these hormones: glucagon, PTH, and TSH.
a.
Neurohypophysis, pancreas, ovary
b.
Adrenal cortex, pancreas, neurohypophysis
c.
Pancreas, parathyroid, anterior pituitary
d.
Testes, thymus, adenohypophysis
PANCREAS , POARATHYROID, ANTERIOR PITUARITY
What portion of the brain coordinates and maintains body equilibrium?
:
a.
Cerebral cortex
b.
Limbic system
c.
Medulla oblongata
d.
Cerebellum
CEREBELLUM
The Parathyroid hormone function is:
a.
Activate the osteoclasts and osteoblasts
b.
Activate the osteoblasts
c.
Activate only the osteocytes
d.
Activate the osteoclasts
ACTIVATE THE OSTEOCLAST
The effect of adrenaline on Alpha 2 receptors is:
a.
Bronchodilation
b.
Vasoconstriction
c.
Bronchoconstriction
d.
Vasodilation
VASODIALTION
Which of the following is NOT an exocrine gland?
a.
Salivary
b.
Sebaceous
c.
Thyroid Gland
d.
All are exocrine glands
e.
Sudoriferous
ALL ARE EXOCRINE GLANDS
Which axon releases norepinephrine?
:
a.
Parasympathetic and sympathetic
b.
Parasympathetic axon
c.
Sympathetic axon
SYMPATHIC AXON
Which of the following is a function of parathyroid hormone?
:
a.
It stimulates the thyroid gland to secrete calcitonin.
b.
It causes the excretion of calcium in the urine.
c.
It stimulates osteoblastic activity to form bone.
d.
It increases plasma levels of calcium.
IT INCRESES PLASMA LEVELS OF CALCIUM
The somatic nervous system controls the actions of the:
a.
Glandular epithelial tissue
b.
Skeletal muscles
c.
Smooth muscles
SKELTAL MUSCLES
The two principal divisions that make up the nervous system are the:
a.
Peripheral and central
b.
Central and sympathetic
c.
Sympathetic and parasympathetic
d.
Peripheral and autonomic
PERIPHEL AND CENTRAL
The posterior pituitary is called the Adenohypophysis.
True
OR
False
FALSE
The hypothalamus is a part of the Midbrain.
True
OR
False
FALSE
The hollow shaft of a long bone is called the:
a.
Epiphyses
b.
Endosteum
c.
Diaphysis
d.
Periosteum
DIAPHYSIS
Growth hormone
a.
Is secreted by the adenohypophysis.
b.
Is also called somatotropic hormone.
c.
Stimulates growth of the musculoskeletal system.
d.
All the options are true.
ALL OF THE ABOVE