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ENDOCRINE SYSTEM - QUIZ

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

____Are released by cells that have effects on other cell types near the cells from which they were released.

a)

Autocrine chemical messengers

b)

Paracrine chemical messengers

c)

Pheromones

d)

Neurotransmitters

2.

What is the correct description of autocrine chemical messengers?

a)

Stimulates the cell that originally secreted it

b)

Secreted by glands and cells, act on target tissues distant from their source

c)

Stimulated by one cell; act locally on nearby cells

d)

Secreted by neurons; secreted into a synaptic cleft

3.

Neurotransmitters __________.

a)

Stimulates the cell that originally secreted it

b)

Secreted by glands and cells, act on target tissues distant from their source

c)

Stimualted by one cell; act locally on nearby cells

d)

Secreted by neurons, secreted into a synaptic cleft

4.

Endocrine chemical messengers_________________.

a)

Stimulates the cell that originally secreted it

b)

Secreted by glands and cells; act on target tissues distant from their source.

c)

Stimulate by one cell, act locally on nearby cells

d)

Secreted by neurons, secreted into a synaptic cleft.

5.

Paracrine chemical messengers_________.

a)

Stimulates the cell that originally secreted it

b)

Secreted by glands and cells; act on target tissues distant from their source.

c)

Stimulated by on cell; act locally on nearby cells

d)

Secreted by neurons; secreted into a synaptic cleft

6.

Which of the following is not a regulatory function of the endocrine system?

a)

Regulates the rate of metabolism

b)

Regulates water balance by controlliing the solute concentration of the bood

c)

Regulates satiation and the breakdown of food into individual nutrients

d)

Regulates skeletal muscle contraction strength

7.

One of the functions of endocrine system is it regulates Na, K, and Ca levels in the blood.

a)

Metabolism

b)

Control of food intake

c)

Water balance

d)

Ion regulation

8.

Endocrine system function in controlling solute concentration of the blood

a)

Uterine contractions

b)

Control of food intake

c)

Metabolism

d)

Water balance

9.

_______ Are chemical signals secreted into the blood where they travel to distant target cells

a)

Paracrine chemical messengers

b)

Autocrine chemical messengers

c)

Hormones

d)

Pheromones

10.

Endocrine glands.

a)

Secrete chemical signals called neurotransmitters

b)

secrete their products into ducts

c)

include the salivary glands

d)

Secrete their chemical signals into the blood

11.

Exocrine glands differ from endocrine glands in that exocrine glands

a)

Only secrete salts

b)

Secrete only into the urine

c)

Secrete only into the bloodstream

d)

Secrete through ducts or tubes to the bodys exterior.

12.

Hormones

a)

Are produced in large quantities by most cells.

b)

Usually only affect cells close to those that produce the hormone

c)

Bind only to cells that have receptors for that specific hormone

d)

Are either lipid or polysaccharide molecules

13.

Hormones can_____.

a)

Aid membrane transport

b)

help regulate water and electrolyte balance and blood pressure

c)

have functions in growth reproduction and development

d)

All of the choices are correct.

14.

Water soluble hormones

a)

bind to membrane bound receptors in the cell membrane of the target cell.

b)

Include a class of hormones called eicosanoids

c)

include hormones derived from lipids

d)

bind to receptors within the nucleus of the target cell

15.

Select the statement that are true regarding the mechanism of action of steroid hormones.

a)

Receptor proteins are located in either the cytoplasm or the nucleus and can regulate the transcription of particular genes in the target tissue.

b)

Receptor proteins are only located in the nucleus and can regulate the transcription of particular genes in the target tissue

c)

Steroid hormones maintain hormone levels in the blood through positive feedback loops only

d)

Steriod hormones maintain hormone levels in the blood through negative feedback loops only.

16.

Most hormones are taken up and degraded by the _____ and ______.

a)

bone marrow, liver

b)

liver, kidney

c)

spleen, liver

d)

spleen, kidney

17.

Secretion of hormones is controlled by

a)

the concentration of some chemicals in the blood

b)

neural input

c)

tropic hormones

d)

All of the choices are correct

18.

Which of these statements is false concerning regulation of hormone secretion?

a)

Hypothalamic inhibiting hormones stimulate the release of some tropic hormones from the anterior pituitary gland

b)

The secretion of some hormones is controlled by the nervous system

c)

The secretion of some hormone is controlled by negative feedback or positive feedback mechanisms

d)

The secretion of some hormones is directly controlled by another hormone

19.

The hypothalamus secretes ______, which are classified as _____hormones, whereby they increase the secretion of an anterior pituitary hormone, or________hormones, whereby they decrease the secretion of an anterior pituitary hormone

a)

Neurohormones, releasing, inhibitory

b)

Regulatory hormones, releasing, transferring

c)

Stimulatory hormones, secretory, inhibitory

d)

Hormones, inhibiting, releasing

20.

Testosterone

a)

is secreted by the hypothalamus

b)

stimulates the adrenal cortex to produce adrenal and androgens

c)

secretion is stimulated by hormones from the posterior pituitary.

d)

has a negative feedback effect on the hypothalamus and anterior pituitary