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1.
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In regards to mechanism of hormone action, hormones produce one or more of the following changes in target cells. Name four of them.
2.
1 point
What is thrombocytopenia?
3.
1 point
Which hormone increases the transport of amino acids into the cells and the stimulates synthesis of proteins and enhance rate of cell division
4.
1 point
The normal pH of blood is about
5.
1 point
When blood glucose level falls, which hormone is released to regulate the blood glucose level?
6.
1 point
Parathyroid hormone is released due to a decrease level of __ in the blood.
7.
1 point
The stem cells that give rise to all formed elements in the blood is called
8.
1 point
Suppose your blood was found to be AB+ positive. This means that
9.
1 point
This hormone controls the rate of body metabolism and cellular oxidation
10.
1 point
The clot that develops and persists in a blood vessel and may enlarge and block circulation in some arteries is called
11.
1 point
The hormone produced by kidneys that can stimulate red blood cell formation is
12.
1 point
Blood typing is based on presence of proteins known as __ on the outer surface of the red blood cell membrane?
13.
1 point
Anterior pituitary
14.
1 point
Type O blood has both antibody A and antibody B in the plasma
15.
1 point
A hormone not involved in glucose metabolism is
16.
1 point
The major role of thrombocytes in blood is for
17.
1 point
Stem cells that produce blood is the
18.
1 point
The most numerous WC in the blood is the
19.
1 point
The element necessary for the synthesis of thyroxine (T4) and T3 is
20.
1 point
What is the average hematocrit value (pack cell volume) in a healthy adult male?
21.
1 point
Which is required for erythropoiesis (production of RBC)
22.
1 point
Parathyroid gland produces this hormone
23.
1 point
What is the hematocrit value in an average healthy individual
24.
1 point
Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) may also be called
25.
1 point
Posterior pituitary
26.
1 point
Synthesis of hormone ADH and Oxytocin occurs in
27.
1 point
Number of red blood cells in normal adult male are about
28.
1 point
Adrenal cortex
29.
1 point
Which is not a granulocyte WBC in blood
30.
1 point
The pituitary gland is also know as
31.
1 point
People with this type of blood are sometimes called universal recipient because they have no antibodies to attach antigens on RBC's. Their blood would be
32.
1 point
Adrenal medulla
33.
1 point
Which of the following is the precursor of platelets?
34.
1 point
When blood glucose level falls
35.
1 point
If you have O positive blood, which of the following antibodies will be in your blood?
36.
1 point
Define hematocrit
37.
1 point
As a healthy person, if you take blood test, what values for hemoglobin do you expect to see?
38.
1 point
adrenal medulla produces this hormone
39.
1 point
Calcitonin is produced __ and __ the calcium level in blood
40.
1 point
Parathyroid hormone
41.
1 point
The white blood cell that liberates heparin, histamine and other inflammatory chemicals that intensify inflammatory response is the
42.
1 point
The iron (Fe) associates with what blood protein to be transported in blood.
43.
1 point
The glucocorticoid hormone cortisol that has an anti-flammatory effect is produced in
44.
1 point
The anterior pituitary secrets all but
45.
1 point
What is the main function of RBC
46.
1 point
Follicle stimulating hormone targets only ovaries in female
47.
1 point
The hormone that stimulates milk production in mammary gland in pregnant woman is the
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