Exam 49: Endocrine Regulation
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Using an example, describe how the endocrine and nervous systems work together to regulate bodily processes.
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Why doesn't every cell in the body respond to every hormone circulating in the bloodstream?
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Match the endocrine gland with a hormone action.
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Adrenal medulla
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regulates sodium excretion by the kidney
lowers and raises calcium ion concentration in the blood
prepares uterus to receive embryo
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Match the hormone with its target tissue or principle action.
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stimulates milk production
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parathyroid hormone
melatonin
ADH
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helps body cope with stress
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calcitonin
ADH
glucagon
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Match the hormone with its target tissue or principle action.
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bone
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calcitonin
glucagon
ADH
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In a signal transduction pathway involving calcium as a second messenger, what binds the calcium to the effector?
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Briefly explain how a negative feedback mechanism regulates the function of the parathyroid glands.
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Match the endocrine gland with a hormone action.
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Ovary
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produces male secondary sex characteristics
prepares uterus to receive embryo
stimulates systems for fight-or-flight response
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Figure 49-2
The second messenger for the hormone mechanism in the accompanying figure is
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decreases blood calcium concentration
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prolactin
melatonin
oxytocin
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liver, adipose tissue
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glucagon
calcitonin
ADH
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The anterior lobe of the pituitary gland releases hormones produced by the hypothalamus.
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Chemically, the simplest hormones are the ____ group of hormones.
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Steroid hormones bind with G-protein linked receptors in plasma membranes of target cells.
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