Exam 25: Endocrine Regulation
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In nonsteroid hormones, the hormone itself is the first messenger.
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A list of the nonsteroid hormones from largest to smallest would read protein hormones, amino acid derivative hormones, and peptide hormones.
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Steroids are able to pass easily through a target cell's plasma membrane because they are:
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Match each term with its explanation or definition.
-One hormone has the opposite effect of another hormone
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Match each term with its explanation or definition.
-Uses the mobile-receptor model to function
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Match each chemical classification with a corresponding hormone.
-Cortisol
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Both steroid and nonsteroid hormones produce their effects by increasing the number of enzymes that catalyze cellular reactions.
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The nuclear-receptor model is used in describing the action of steroid hormones.
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There are 16 structural classes of prostaglandins, classes A though P.
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Which of the following does not act as a second messenger for nonsteroid hormones?
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Explain how a hormone can act specifically on one type of cell and not on others.
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Hormones are synergistic if they have opposite effects on the target cell.
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A hormone is able to stimulate more cells than a neurotransmitter.
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When a small amount of one hormone allows a second hormone to have its full effect, the phenomenon is called:
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The target cell in the endocrine system is similar to the postganglionic neuron in the nervous system, because they both have receptors that respond to the presence of a chemical.
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If the cellular response to a hormone caused an increase in RNA synthesis, the hormone most likely was a steroid hormone.
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