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During the release of Growth Hormone the ______ acts as the control The hypothalamus The pancreas...

During the release of Growth Hormone

the ______ acts as the control
The hypothalamus
The pancreas
The pituitary gland
The liver

Type Il diabetes

Occurs because alpha cells cannot make insulin
Occurs because glucagon receptors do not work properly
Occurs because beta cells make too much insulin
Occurs because insulin receptors do not work properly

Which of the following is considered the 2nd messenger?
cAMP
Adenylate cyclase
The G protein
Kinases
Adenylate kinases

Hyperglycemia
is due to a decrease in blood glucagon below homeostasis
is due to a decrease in blood glucose below homeostasis
is due to an increase in blood glucose above homeostasis
is due to an increase in blood glucagon above homeostasis

Which of the following is considered to be insulin dependent
Type Il diabetes
Hypoglycemia
Type 1 diabetes
Gonadotropin

After eating a sugary meal which of the following is likely to happen?
Increased oxygen levels
Decreased oxygen levels
Glucagon is released
Increased glycogenesis

A decrease in blood glucose levels would lead to
Beta cells releasing glucose
Alpha cells releasing glucagon
Alpha cells releasing insulin
Alpha cells releasing glucose

During up-regulation the number of cellular receptors (to a hormone)
remain the same
All of the above
decrease
increase

The release of Thyroid hormone is an example of
Nervous system stimulation
Hormonal stimulation
Insulin stimulation
Glucagon stimulation
Humoral stimulation

Increased ADH would lead to
Decreased blood glucose levels
Increase in urine output and a diluted urine
Increased blood glucose levels
Decrease in urine output and a concentrated urine

Which is not a hormone made by the hypothalamus
Corticotropin releasing hormone
Thyrotropin-releasing hormone
Growth hormone
Oxytocin
Prolactin inhibiting hormone

A result of glycogenolysis would be
An increase in lipid levels
An increased glycogen level
An increase in glucose levels
No change in glycogen levels

Receptor hormone complexes that form using lipid soluble hormones
will bind with the plasma membrane
will activate the G protein
will convert ATP into cAMP
bind with DNA

The endocrine system is like the nervous system because
produces effects that are long lasting
works to maintain homeostasis
works slowly
it uses neurotransmitters

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answer 1 ) correct option - Hypothalamus (It releases Growth hormone releasing hormone (GHRH) which cause somatotroph proliferation in pituitary gland. Due to this proliferation growth hormone is released .

other incorrect option Pancreas - Pancreas releases insulin , glucagon which are responsible for blood glucose homeostasis .

Pituitary gland - It releases growth hormone under the influence of GHRH.

Liver - Liver releases angiotensinogen which under the influence of renin forms angiotensins help in water sodium regulations.

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