A. portal vessels, Anterior pituitaryC.B. hypothalamic axons, Anterior pituitaryportal vessels, Posterior pituitaryD. hypothalamic axons, Posterior pituitaryA. Oxytocin and vasopressinand .....B. Prolactin and growth hormoneC. Growth hormone and melatoninD. Follicle stimulating hormone and vasopressin.23-A key action of growth hormone is to induce the.A. Posterior pituitary, VasopressinB. Adrenal cortex, mineralocorticoidsC. Liver, Insulin like growth factorD. Mammary gland, milkA. ThyrotropinB. Tetra iodothyronineC. TriiodothyronineD. Thyrotropin releasing hormone25-A hormone that have both tropic and non-tropic effects is.Growth hormoneA.B. Luteinizing hormoneC. ProlactinD. Antidiuretic hormone26-Strengthening a stimulus to produce a greater hormonal response is known as:A. Negative feedbackPositive feedbackB.Neutral feedbackNatural control of all hormones.5B24-C.D.one, anterior pituitaryAdrenal medulla, mineralocorticoidsand water by kidneys and increasing blood volume and pressure.Stress response, secretes in order to promote the retentionB. Adrenal cortex, mineralocorticoidsC. Adrenal medulla, glucocorticoidsD. Adrenal cortex, glucocorticoids20-When epinephrine binds ..............skeletal muscles, this causes smooth muscles to relax thus leading to...................... on smooth muscles surrounding blood vessels which applyE. Beta receptor, VasodilationF. Alpha receptor, VasoconstrictionG. Beta receptor, VasoconstrictionH. Alpha receptor, VasodilationI.and influence is21-Hypothalamic hormones are secreted near capillaries at the base of the hypothalamus. They are dedto arrive the capillary beds near the endocrine cells ofhormonal secretions.22-..are secreted by posterior pituitary.to secrete....... is the other name of thyroid stimulating hormone.

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22-.... ..... and A. Oxytocin and vasopressin B. Prolactin and growth hormone C. Growth hormone and melatonin D. Follicle stimulating hormone and vasopressin. 23-A key action of growth hormone is to induce the.. A. Posterior pituitary, Vasopressin B. Adrenal cortex, mineralocorticoids C. Liver, Insulin like growth factor D. Mammary gland, milk 24-........... is the other name of thyroid stimulating hormone. tronic and non-tropic effects is *** A. Thyrotropin B. Tetra iodothyronine C. Triiodothyronine are secreted by posterior pituitary. to secrete. Thyrotropin releasing hormone

22-.... ..... and A. Oxytocin and vasopressin B. Prolactin and growth hormone C. Growth hormone and melatonin D. Follicle stimulating hormone and vasopressin. 23-A key action of growth hormone is to induce the.. A. Posterior pituitary, Vasopressin B. Adrenal cortex, mineralocorticoids C. Liver, Insulin like growth factor D. Mammary gland, milk 24-........... is the other name of thyroid stimulating hormone. tronic and non-tropic effects is *** A. Thyrotropin B. Tetra iodothyronine C. Triiodothyronine are secreted by posterior pituitary. to secrete. Thyrotropin releasing hormone

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285866932

Author:Lauralee Sherwood

Publisher:Lauralee Sherwood

Chapter18: Principles Of Endocrinology; The Central Endocrine Glands

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