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Medical Terminology Chp 13 Endocrine system

front 1

The type of diabetes that is an autoimmune disease and results from the body's failure to produce insulin is called

a. Gestational diabetes

b. prediabetes

c. Type 2

d. Type 1

back 1

d. Type 1

front 2

Which of the following hormones are not secreted by the thyroid gland?

a. Triiodothyronine

b. Thymosin

c. T4

d. Calcitonin

back 2

b. Thymosin

front 3

The root crine means

a. gland

b. to secrete

c. substance

d. within

back 3

b. to secrete

front 4

The adrenal cortex secretes:

a. all of these

b. cortisol

c. corticosterone

d. aldosterone

back 4

a. all of these

front 5

The pituitary gland is located:

a. away from the hypothalamus

b. at the base of the brain

c. in the temporal lobe

d. in the center of the brain

back 5

b. at the base of the brain

front 6

All are true statements concerning epinephrine except:

a. it decreases the heart rate and cardiac output

b. it dilates the pupils

c. it elevates the systolic blood pressure

d. it dilates the bronchial tubes

back 6

a. it decreases the heart rate and cardiac output

front 7

The root aden means

a. gland

b. cortex

c. man

d. adrenal gland

back 7

a. gland

front 8

What is an abnormal condition of excessive hair growth, especially in women?

a. myxedema

b. hypergonadism

c. hirsutism

d. thymitis

back 8

c. hirsutism

front 9

The root hirsut means

a. cortex

b. hormone

c. gland

d. hairy

back 9

d. hairy

front 10

The study of the endocrine system is

a. ornithology

b. endocrinology

c. exophtalmic

d. endocrinologist

back 10

b. endocrinology

front 11

The principal mineralocorticoid secreted by the adrenal cortex is:

a. aldosterone

b. androgen

c. dopamine

d. oxytocin

back 11

a. aldosterone

front 12

Melatonin is secreted by the:

a. pineal gland

b. thyroid gland

c. pancreas

d. parathyroid gland

back 12

a. pineal gland

front 13

What is a function of Antidiuretic hormone (ADH)

a. regulates skin pigmentation

b. stimulates the reabsorption of water by the renal tubules

c. stimulates gastric acid secretion

d. influences the basal metabolic rate

back 13

b. stimulates the reabsorption of water by the renal tubules

front 14

The suffix that means hormone is:

a. -one

b. -ine

c. -gen

d. -in

back 14

a. -one

front 15

In the term estrogen, the combining form estr/o means:

a. estrogen

b. female

c. mad desire

d. sexual desire

back 15

b. female

front 16

A hypersecretion of cortisol may result in:

a. diabetes mellitus

b. Addison's disease

c. Cushing's disease

d. Graves' disease

back 16

c. Cushing's disease

front 17

Name a glucocorticoid hormone that is essential for the normal use of carbohydrates, absorption of glucose, and the formation of glycogen in the liver and tissues and also influences potassium and sodium metabolism.

a. Melatonin

b. Cortisol

c. Corticosterone

d. Aldosterone

back 17

c. Corticosterone

front 18

________ is a condition where the blood glucose levels are higher than normal but not high enough for a diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes.

a. Hypoglycemia

b. Prediabetes

c. Hyperglycemia

d. Gestational diabetes

back 18

b. Prediabetes

front 19

The pituitary body is known as

a. progeria

b. glucocorticoid

c. glandular

d. hypophysis

back 19

d. hypophysis

front 20

A deficiency in the secretion of adrenocortical hormones may result in:

a. diabetes mellitus

b. Cushing's disease

c. Addison's disease

d. Graves' disease

back 20

c. Addison's disease

front 21

What is a condition of premature old age occurring in children called?

a. progesterone

b. vasopressin

c. virilism

d. progeria

back 21

d. progeria

front 22

A substance used in the treatment of shock as it acts to elevate the blood pressure is:

a. insulin

b. dopamine

c. cortisone

d. iodine

back 22

b. dopamine

front 23

A chronic disease characterized by enlargement of the bones of the face, jaw, and extremities is called:

a. acromegaly

b. gigantism

c. dwarfism

d. cretinism

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a. acromegaly

front 24

In the term hyperkalemia, the root kal means:

a. potassium

b. calcium

c. iron

d. magnesium

back 24

a. potassium

front 25

A hormone produced by the beta cells of the islets of Langerhans in the pancreas is called:

a. melatonin

b. glucagon

c. calcitonin

d. insulin

back 25

d. insulin

front 26

Prolactin is secreted by the:

a. ovaries

b. posterior lobe of the pituitary

c. pineal gland

d. anterior lobe of the pituitary

back 26

d. anterior lobe of the pituitary