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Erythropoietin

✓ ~~~Is secreted by the kidney



The function of the pericardial fluid is to

✓ ~~~reduce friction between the pericardial membranes



Match the type of chemical messenger with its description.

✓ ~~~Autocrine: stimulates the cell that originally secreted it
Endocrine: secreted by glands and cells; acts upon distant target tissues

Paracrine: secreted by one cell; acts upon nearby cells

Neurotransmitter: secreted by neurons into a synaptic cleft




What is not an accurate description of the pituitary gland

✓ ~~~It is divided functionally into the superior and inferior pituitary glands



Peripheral chemoreceptors

✓ ~~~Are located in the aortic and carotid bodies



Match the type of pancreatic islet cell with the hormone it secretes

✓ ~~~Beta cells: insulin
Alpha cells: glucagon

Delta cells: somatostatin

,The chordae tendineae

✓ ~~~Connect the cusps of the AV valves to the papillary muscles



Epinephrine

✓ ~~~Causes vasodilation of coronary blood vessels



Which of the following would occur as a result of increased renin release by the

kidneys

✓ ~~~an increase in blood volume



The axons of the neurosecretory neurons extend through the infundibulum, forming

the

✓ ~~~hypothalamohypophysial tract



Type AB blood

✓ ~~~Has both A and B antigens on the red cells



When comparing cardiac muscle cells and skeletal muscle cells

✓ ~~~action potentials are conducted from cell to cell only in cardiac muscle



Match the items in the left column with the correct answers on the right column

✓ ~~~Secretions travel in the bloodstream: Endocrine system
Secretions travel through ducts: Exocrine system

Testosterone: example of endocrine secretion

,Digestive enzymes: example of exocrine secretion




The valve located between the right ventricle and the pulmonary trunk is the

✓ ~~~pulmonary semilunar valve



Resistance to blood flow is greatest in

✓ ~~~arterioles



Why would a person have anti-Rh antibodies present in their blood

✓ ~~~an Rh-negative woman is carrying an Rh-positive fetus.



Which is not a way that parathyroid hormone affects calcium levels in the blood

✓ ~~~Increases blood phosphate levels



Stroke volume is increased by

✓ ~~~increased venous return



Indicate which pair of hormones act antagonistically to one another

✓ ~~~insulin and glucagon



The posterior pituitary secretes

✓ ~~~Neurohormones

, John is taking a run before getting ready for work. Even though it's before breakfast,

his energy levels remain steady as his body responds to maintain blood glucose

levels. Which of the following is not occurring during his run?

✓ ~~~Sympathetic stimulation causes an increase in insulin secretion



If a diseased thyroid gland was unable to produce normal levels of TH, which of the

following may result?

✓ ~~~Secretion of TSH would increase.



The oxygenated form of hemoglobin is called

✓ ~~~oxyhemoglobin



During the isovolumetric contraction period of the cardiac cycle,

✓ ~~~AV and semilunar valves are closed



If cortisol levels increase above homeostatic levels, which of the following would

occur

✓ ~~~ACTH levels will decline due to negative feedback inhibition



Match the chemical messenger with its function

✓ ~~~Endorphins: reduction of pain sensation
Prostaglandins: inflammation; uterine contractions

Interleukin-2: stimulation of cell division of T lymphocytes

Epidermal growth factor: stimulation of cell division

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