1 - A decrease in amount of ADH in blood would affect nicturition in which of these ways:
Increase
2 - A hormone is:
A chemical messenger
3 - A person suffering with ateliosis has a height of:
120 cms
4 - Acromegaly and gigantism are due in:
Hyperthyroidism
5 - Acromegaly is caused by:
Hypersecretion of GH
6 - Acromegaly is exhibited by which of these symptoms:
All of these symptoms
7 - Acromegaly results after adolescence due to hypersecretion of:
Growth hormone
8 - Addition of a trace of thyroid extract in water containing tadpoles of frog will:
Hasten their metamorphosis
9 - Adenohypophysis in pituitary constitutes about:
75% of its part
10 - Adenohypophysis is distinguished into:
Both (a) & (b)
11 - Asymmetrical protrusion of eye balls giving an angry, frightened look is seen in which of these:
Exophtalmic goitre
12 - Ateliosis is caused by the defect of:
Hyposecretion of STH
13 - Beside regular endocrine glands the other structures of endocrine nature are:
All of these
14 - Both in gigantism and acromegaly there is enlargement of body but the major difference is:
In gigantism the growth of body and skeleton is symmetrical but not in acromegaly
15 - Chemically hormones are:
Both proteins and steroids
16 - Chemicals directly released into blood are called:
Pheomones
17 - Chief similarity between enzymes and hormones is that both are:
Used in minimum amount
18 - CRF (corticotropic release factor) from hypothamus controls release of which of these from pituitary:
ACTH
19 - Ductless glands which pour their secretions directly into the blood are known as:
Endocrine
20 - Dwarfs of circus are called:
Midgets
21 - Endocrine glands are characterized by presence of:
Of no ducts to carry secretions
22 - Endocrine glands are featured by:
Absence of a duct
23 - Endocrine glands are those, which secrete their fluiids:
Directly into blood
24 - Endocrine glands secrete their secretions:
Into blood
25 - Enlargement of tubules in diffuse manner and enlargement of one of more tubules of thyroid glands would cause:
Grave's disease and Plumar's disease respectively
26 - Father of endrochrinology is:
Addison
27 - Fluffy body, weak body, shrunken genitals and declined fertility are symptoms seen in:
Pituitary myxodema
28 - General metabolic rate in our body is controlled by:
Thyroxine
29 - Gonadotropins are produced in:
Adenphypophysis of pituitary
30 - Gonadotropins is a collective term used for:
PSH and ICSH/LH
31 - Greatest concentration of iodine is found in:
Thyroid
32 - Growth of muscle, bones connective tissues, cells, promotion of DNA and RNA synthesis, gluconegenesis process are done by:
STH of Pituitary
33 - Hormone secreted by pituitary gland are:
All proteins
34 - Hormones differ from enzymes in the respect that they:
Are used completely in matabolism
35 - Hormones in our body are the substances which are:
Secreted in restricted areas and influence the activities of various parts of body
36 - Hyperthyroidism is ordinarily a genetic disorder but often provoked by:
Both (a) & (b)
37 - Hypophysis cerebri is a term used for:
Pituitary
38 - Hyposecretion of ADH would cause:
Diatetes instipidus
39 - Hyposecretion of hormone from pituitary would lead to:
Diabetes insipidus
40 - Hyposecretion of thyroid hormone causes:
Both (a) & (b)
41 - Hypothyroidism in adulthood would lead to:
Myxodema
42 - ICSH is a hormone from:
Pituitary
43 - In man the pituitary weights about:
0.5 gms
44 - Increased BMR, increased oxygen consumption, palpitation, profuse sweating, insomnia, excitement, restlessness etc are the symptoms of:
Hyperthyroidism
45 - Inhibition of STH of pituitary is done by:
A factor from hypothalamus
46 - Intermedin is also the name of:
ADH
47 - Intgrative systems in our body are:
Nervous & Endocrine
48 - Irregularities in which of these glands will affect our body most:
Pituitary
49 - Master gland in our body is:
Pituitary
50 - Metabolic rate in our body can be increased by giving an injection of:
Thyroxine
51 - Metemorphosis in frog's tadpole is under the control of:
Thyroid
52 - Nanism caused due to hyposecretion of STH is often seen in:
Females
53 - Neurohypophysis contains:
Both (a) & (b)
54 - One of the defects of surgical removal of pituitary gland is fall in the level of sodium ions in blood and rise in potassium level. The reason for this being:
Atrophy of adrenal cortex
55 - Parathyroids in man weight:
About 0.05 - 0.3 gms
56 - Pituitary gland is also called:
Hypophysis cerebri
57 - Pituitary gland is called leader of endocrine orchestra because:
It controls activities of all other endocrine glands in body
58 - Pituitary glands is found in:
Brain
59 - Pituitary in a woman is:
Larger than man
60 - Pituitary in frog consists of:
Both (a) & (b)
61 - Pituitary is supplied blood from:
Circle Willis
62 - Posterior lobe of pituitary is also called:
Neurohypophysis
63 - Promotion of thyroid growth and synthesis as well as release of hormones from it is controlled by:
TSH
64 - Rate of oxidative metabolism in man is increased by:
Thyroxine
65 - Release of ova in mammals occurs under the influence of:
FSH and LH
66 - Removal of thyroid in frog's tadpole would:
Keep it in tadpole stage throughout life
67 - Secretion of all of the hormones of pitulitary gland is controlled by which of these:
Neurosecretions of hypothalamus
68 - Secretion of androgens by testes is under the regulatory influence of:
Luteinizing hormone
69 - Secretion of STH or GH of pituitary is stimulated by:
A release factor from hyothalamus
70 - Secretion of which of these is not much controlled by pituitary:
Adrenal medulla
71 - Secretion of which of these is under nervous control:
Adrenal cortex
72 - Simple goiter is caused due to:
Iodine deficiency in food leading to hyposecretion of thyroid
73 - Spermatogenesis is under direct regulation of:
Luteinizing hormone
74 - The hormones of pituitary are drained through:
Hypothalamo-hypophysial portal vein which also supplies controlling factors from hypothalamus
75 - The name hormone was first suggested by:
Straling
76 - Thyroid secretes its hormones under the influence of:
TSH of adenohypophysis
77 - Thyroxine is:
A hormone
78 - Thyroxine was isolated by:
None of these
79 - TSH stands for:
Thyroid stimulating hormone
80 - Undersecretion of STH or GH from pituitary would cause:
Nanism
81 - Which is true for hormones:
They are never present in our food and always synthesized in body
82 - Which of the hormones of adenohypophysis checks breakdown of cells in our body:
STH or GH
83 - Which of these are the disorders of hypothyroidism:
All of these
84 - Which of these functions hormones perform in our body:
All of these
85 - Which of these hormones are secreted by thyroid gland:
Both (a) & (b)
86 - Which of these hormones from pituitary is responsible for activation of breasts during pregnancy, secretion of milk after birth and functioning of corpus luteum during pregnancy:
Both (a) & (b)
87 - Which of these hormones of adenohypophysis is essential for intensification of synthesis of hormones from adrenal cortex under a direct feed-back regulation:
ACTH
88 - Which of these hormones of pituitary are also inhibited by factors from hypothalamus:
All of these
89 - Which of these hormones of pituitary stimulates contraction of uterine muscles to induce labour pains for delivery:
Pitressin
90 - Which of these is an organ of mixed nature secreting both juice and hormones:
Pancreas
91 - Which of these is both endocrine and exocrine:
Pancreas
92 - Which of these is different from rest of three:
Ptylin
93 - Which of these parameters are true for thyroid gland in man:
3 - 5 cms and 25 - 30 gms
94 - Which of these properties are not present in hormones:
They have a high molecular weight and not found in plants
95 - Which of these secretes gonadotropins:
Ant pituitary
96 - Which of these secretes oxytocin:
Pituitary
97 - Which of these sets of names is applicable to one and same hormone:
Vasopressin, ADH and pitressin
98 - Which one of these is involved with the initiation of metamorphosis of frog's tadpole:
Thyroid
99 - Which one of these regulates BMR in our body:
Thyroid
100 - Which set of these disorders is due to oversecretion of concerned hormones:
Cretinism and diabetes mellitus
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