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WorksheetsENDOCRINE EXAM 1 CORSO EASY GEN
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 44mins
A molecule created following the activation of a receptor by a hormone, neurotransmitter or drug
Second messenger
First messenger
Substrate
Receptor
Commonly a hormone or a neurotransmitter
Second messenger
First messenger
Substrate
Receptor
A molecule that is transformed into a product by an enzyme
Substrate
Receptor
Ligand
Second messenger
A molecule in a cell, usually a protein, that selectively binds to specific set of other molecules
Substrate
Ligand
Receptor
Signal Transduction
A molecule that reversibly binds to a receptor
First messenger
Receptor
Substrate
Ligand
Transmission of molecular signals from a cell's exterior to its interior
Substrate
Ligand
Signal Transduction
Receptor
A chemical released by cell binds to receptors on the same cell that released this chemical. Commonly this is feedback inhibition.
autocrine signaling
endocrine signaling
paracrine signaling
A hormone is released in one organ and has receptors on an organ that is at a distance away from releasing cells
autocrine signaling
paracrine signaling
endocrine signaling
A chemical signal is released from one cell and binds to a receptor on an adjacent cell, neurotransmission mostly uses this type of signaling.
autocrine signaling
paracrine signaling
endocrine signaling
Which of the following describes the image?
nuclear signaling
membrane signaling
cytoplasmic signaling
Which of the following describes the image?
membrane signaling
cytoplasmic signaling
nuclear signaling
Which of the following describes the image?
nuclear signaling
membrane signaling
cytoplasmic signaling
Which of the following are true about Steroid Hormones?
they mostly bind to receptors on the outer surface of the cell
they are mostly membrane soluble and pass into cells by simple diffusion
they mostly bind to cytoplasmic receptors
they mostly bind to receptors that translocation to the nucleus
After a ligand binds, ions enter the cell
Ionotropic receptors
Metabotropic receptors
After a ligand binds, new metabolites are created in the cell.
Ionotropic receptors
Metabotropic receptors
Which of the following is the correct order in the image?
1,2,3,4
1,3,2,4
1,4,3,2
2,1,4,3
Which of the following repolarizes the axon in a delayed fashion?
volted gated potassium channels
volted gated sodium channels
Which of the following contain neurotransmitter to be released from the axon terminal in a voltage and calcium dependent manner
synaptic vesicles
Metabotropic receptors
Which of the following commonly creates second messengers inside of a post synaptic cell?
Metabotropic receptors
Ionotropic receptors
Which of the following propagate the action potential down the length of an axon?
Voltage gated sodium channels
Voltage gated potassium channels
Which of the followings is found at the terminal of an axon and is needed to cause a synapse?
voltage gated calcium channels
voltage gated sodium channels
Which of the following maintain the the cell in a polarized state?
Sodium-Potassium ATPase
Calcium-Potassium ATPase
Which of the following cause the initial depolarization in the post synaptic cell?
Ionotropic receptors
Metabotropic receptors
N1 and N2 ligand gated channels are activated by _____________________ and cause the flow of mostly _____________________, _________________________ the cell.
glutamate, calcium ions, into
acetylcholine, sodium ions, into
Which of the following receptors are activated by Glutamate? (Select all that apply)
AMPA receptors
Kainate receptors
N1 receptors
N2 receptors
NMDA receptors
Which of the following receptors are activated by Acetylcholine? (Select all that apply)
5HT receptors
NMDA receptors
N1 receptors
N2 receptors
Which of the following receptors are activated by Serotonin?
5HT receptors
AMPA receptors
Kainate receptors
N1 receptors
GABA-A- ligand gated channels are activated by _________ and cause the flow of ____________________, ________________ the cell.
GABA, chloride ions, into
GABA, potassium ions, into
Which of the following are considered Ionotropic receptors ?
GABA -A
AMPA
delta
N1 receptor
5HT3
Which of the following matches the image?
GABA - A
AMPA
Which of the following matches the image?
GABA - A
AMPA
Which of the following matches the image?
delta
N1 receptor
Which of the following matches the image?
delta
N1 receptor
Which of the following matches the image?
5HT3
N1 receptor
Delta ligand gated channels are activated by ___________ and cause the flow of ___________________, _____________ the cell.
enkephalin, calcium ions, into
enkephalin, potassium ions, out of
Which of the following matches the image?
Tetrodotoxin
Vanadate
Which of the following matches the image?
Nicotine
Nexium
Which of the following matches the image?
BOTOX
Nexium
Which of the following matches the image?
Vanadate
Nexium
Which of the following matches the image?
Nexium
Nicotine
Which of the following is true about the cause of Myasthenia Gravis (MG)?
loss of actetylcholine
loss of acetylcholinesterase enzymes
loss of post synaptic N1 receptors
loss of voltage gated calcium channels
Which of the following is the most common treatment for MG (Myasthenia Gravis)?
BOTOX
calcium channel blockers
acetyl choline esterase inhibitors
Nicotine
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The half life of cAMP is increased by which of the following?
BOTOX
Caffeine
Opioids
Tetrodotoxin
Protein kinase A is activated by which of the following molecules?
cAMP
cGMP
DAG
IP3
PIP3
What is PKA?
a heme protein
a serine and threonine kinase enzyme
an antibody
a structural protein
a tyrosine kinase enzyme
What is kinase?
an antibody
an enzyme that uses ATP to add a phosphate to a target protein
a membrane pump
a motor protein
a structural protein
Which of the following are considered G-protein?
G-alpha-i
G-alpha-s
GTP
cAMP
phosphodiesterase
Which of the following when activated inhibits adenylyl cyclase from producing cAMP?
G-alpha-i
G-alpha-s
Which of the following when activated stimulates adenylyl cyclase to produce cAMP?
G-alpha-i
G-alpha-s
Which of the following activates Protein Kinase A (PKA)?
cAMP
GTP
Which of the following degrades cAMP?
phosphodiesterase
cAMP
Which of the following are Serotonin stimulatory receptors via cAMP?
GABA-B
5HT4, 6 and 7
Which of the following are Acetylcholine excitatory ionotropic sodium channel receptors?
N1 and N2
5HT4, 6 and 7
Which of the following is the GABA inhibitory ionotropic outward potassium channel receptors?
GABA-B
H3
Which of the following are Inhibitory Dopamine G-alpha-i linked receptors?
D2, D3 and D4
m2 and m4
Which of the following are the Inhibitory acetylcholine G-alpha-i linked receptors?
m2 and m4
N1 and N2
Which of the following is the Histamine stimulatory receptors via cAMP?
H2
H3
Which of the following is the Inhibitory Histamine g-alpha-i linked receptors?
H3
H2
Which of the following is the Stimulatory Dopamine-G-alpha-s linked receptors?
D1 and D5
D2, D3 and D4
Which of the following is the Stimulatory Adrenergic G-alpha-s linked receptors?
Beta 1,2 and 3
H2
Which of the following is the Inhibitory Adrenergic G-alpha-i-linked receptors?
alpha 2
Beta 1,2 and 3
Which of the following activates Protein Kinase A?
Glucagon
Insulin
Which of the following activates Protein Kinase B?
Glucagon
Insulin
Insulin promotes the conversion of glucose to glycogen in mostly the liver and muscle. Insulin receptors activate _____________________, which stimulates a cascade leading to the synthesis of _________________. This second messenger activates the protein kinase ______________.
trimetric G-alpha-s protein, cAMP, PKA
tyrosine kiase receptor, PIP3, PKB
Which of the following will leads to upregulation of Glut4 transporters on muscle and fat cells?
increased blood insulin
decreased blood insulin
Which of the following will leads to downregulation of Glut4 transporters on muscle and fat cells?
decreased blood insulin
increased blood insulin
Which of the following will leads to downregulation of beta receptors on muscle and fat cells?
decreased blood epinephrine
increased blood epinephrine
Which of the following will leads to upregulation of beta receptors on muscle and fat cells?
decreased blood epinephrine
increased blood epinephrine
Which of the following will leads to drug-induced upregulation of beta receptors on muscle and fat cells?
decreased blood insulin
treatment of a patient with beta blockers for an extended period of time
Which of the following PIP3 activates ?
PKC
PKB
Which of the following will cause the release of calcium from the Endoplasmic Reticulum?
IP3
PIP3
Which of the following DAG and calcium acivates?
PKB
PKC
Since DAG is important for cell division , turning on PKC when DAG is supposed to be low, would induce cell division when it should not be happening.
True
False
Glucagon receptor activation increases
PIP3
cAMP
m1 receptor activation increases
cAMP
DAG, IP3 and Calcium
Insulin receptor activation increase
DAG, IP3 and Calcium
PIP3
Which of the following are activated by Epinephrine or Norepinephrine and activate G-alpha-s causing an increase of cAMP and then activating PKA?
beta 1 receptors
insulin receptors
beta 2 receptors
m2 and m4 receptors
Which of the following receptors are tyrosine kinase receptors causing an increase of PIP3 and then activating PKB? (Select all that apply)
Insulin receptors
NMDA receptors
NGF receptors
Which of the following receptors are activated by Glutamate and Glycine and open inward sodium ion channels and then causing a depolarization?
NMDA receptors
NGF receptors
Insulin receptors
Which of the following receptors are activated by Acetylcholine and open inward sodium ion channels and then causing a depolarization? (Select all that apply)
m1 receptors
N1 receptors
N2 receptors
m2 receptors
Which of the following receptors are activated by Serotonin or Acetylcholine and open inward sodium ion channels and then causing depolarization? (Select all that apply)
m2 receptors
N1 rerceptors
N2 receptors
5HT3 receptors
Which of the following receptors are activated by Epinephrine or Norepinephrine and activate G-alpha-s causing an increase of cAMP and then activating PKA? (Select all that apply)
D1 receptors
beta 1 receptors
D2 receptors
beta 2 receptors
