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100

After a meal, which of these would be the correct response from the nervous system?

Increased heart rate

Decreased digestive enzyme

Decrease in saliva production

Increased peristalsis

Increased peristalsis

100

How do steroid hormones typically enter their target cells?

Crossing the membrane to an intracellular receptor activating secondary messengers

100

Autonomic motor neurons do NOT innervate

Skeletal muscle

100

What is the primary reason steroid hormones have a long half life compared to peptide hormones?

They are traveling through the blood bound to trasnport protiens (albumin) and they also bind to intracellular receptors reducing its rate of degradation

200

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the concept of dual innervation by the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous systems?

The heart rate increases when running and decreases when resting

The digestive system increases enzyme secretions during stress

The pupils constrict in bright light and dilate in dim light

The respiratory rate increases during sleep and decreases when exercising

The heart rate increases when running and decreases when resting

200

How do hydrophillic hormones travel through the blood stream?

Dissolve directly into the blood and travel

200

Receptors that bind NorEpi and Epi are known as ?

Adrenergic receptors

200

A patient with pancreatic cancer has a tumor affecting the alpha cells of the pancreas. Which hormone secretion is most likely impaired in this patient?

Glucagon

300

T or F: The parasympathetic nervous system decreases heart rate and promotes digestion

True

300

What is the common secondary messenger and what enzymes facilitates the reaction for it?

cAMP, and Adenylate cylcase
300

As Lisa drove home, she was suddenly alerted to the sound of a blaring horn and realized she had drifted off to sleep. Which nervous system division dominated when she was startled awake?

SNS

300

During the process of thyroid hormone synthesis, iodine is incorporated into which molecule?

Thyroglobulin

400

How does the nervous system interacts with the endocrine system during a stress response?

The nervous system causes the adrenal medulla to release Epi

400

What is the primary effect of up-regulation in hormone receptors

Increases the sensitivity of a target cells to a hormone

400

What do the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems share in common?

Both of them are divisions of the autonomic nervous system

400

Aldosterone is released in response to low sodium levels, low blood pressure, or high potassium levels. Which of the organ or system does aldosterone primarily affect to restore balance?

Kidneys specifically the kidney tubules

500

What isthe effect of beta blockers on the body?

A patient taking beta blockers has reduced heart rate, blood pressure, even during stressful situations

500

If a target cell is exposed to high levels of a particular hormone for an extended period, what is the likely result?

Down regulation of the receptors on the cell surface.

500

Gene's parachute did not open when he jumped out of the airplane. He injured his back in the thoracic and lumbar regions, damaging the autonomic ganglia found close to his spinal cord. What neurons did he likely damage?

Sympathetic preganglionic neurons

500

A patient presents with weight gain, cold intolerance, and fatigue. Blood tests show low levels of T3 and T4 but normal levels of TSH. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Hypothyroidism due to thyroid gland dysfunction