Exam 28: Chemical Messengers: Hormones, neurotransmitters, and Drugs
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Compare the nervous system and the endocrine system with respect to chemical messengers used,and the messenger molecules' means of transport,specificity,and time lapse between release and effect.
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Nervous system: Its chemical messengers are neurotransmitters which are produced in nerve cells,released into the synaptic cleft,acting immediately to deliver the impulse to the next cell.There are several broad classes of neurotransmitters.
Endocrine system: Its chemical messengers are hormones,which are produced by glands or endocrine cells throughout the body and transported in the blood stream to target cells,which also may be located throughout the body.There may be a considerable time lag between production of a hormone and a response to its action.Hormones have different effects on different types of target tissues.
The second messenger for the hormones epinephrine is
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Which statement(s)about hormones are correct?
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Estrogens are a specific type of steroid whose function is to
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All of the following types of molecules function as chemical messengers in the body except
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A drug that interacts with a receptor to produce or enhance its normal response is a(an)
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Which of the following hormones are involved in growth and development?
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The place where the tip of a neuron and the target cell are adjacent to each other is called the
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If a neurotransmitter molecule is to be used again to carry messages,it is removed from the postsynaptic neuron by the process of
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Nerves that use acetylcholine as their neurotransmitter are said to be
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When acetylcholine is adsorbed onto a cholinergic receptor of a neuron,
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A molecule that enters the body from an external source and alters its normal functions is a(an)
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When epinephrine interacts with a cell,the step immediately following binding of the messenger with the receptor site is
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A chemical messenger that travels to a target cell transmitting a nerve impulse is called a(n)
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