A) hormone synthesis.
B) internal secretion.
C) acts upon target cells.
D) fast-acting compound.
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A) secrete only into the bloodstream.
B) secrete only local hormones.
C) secrete through ducts or tubes to the body's exterior.
D) only secrete salts.
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A) steroids.
B) proteins.
C) inorganic compounds.
D) organic compounds.
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A) short half-life.
B) no half-life.
C) long half-life.
D) whole life.
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A) intermedin.
B) oxytocin.
C) vasopressin.
D) aldosterone.
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A) rise and cortisol fall.
B) fall and cortisol rise.
C) and cortisol rise.
D) and cortisol fall.
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A) only function in the tropics.
B) function in only one sex.
C) stimulate certain endocrine glands to secrete hormones.
D) block the actions of hormones that endocrine glands secrete.
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A) The patient will suffer from the adverse effects of low estrogen levels and won't ovulate regularly.
B) The patient will experience hypothyroidism, as the thyroid gland will not be stimulated to release its hormones.
C) The patient will experience abnormal/high risk labor and may be forced to undergo a C-section instead of vaginal labor due to weak or missing contractions.
D) The patient will experience muscle weakness and other effects of low protein production.
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A) they are only found in plants and fungi.
B) they act only within an individual.
C) they are transmitted between members of the same species.
D) they are transmitted between members of different species.
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A) a decrease in the concentration of blood glucose.
B) a decrease in the permeability of cell membranes to glucose.
C) an increase in the breakdown of glycogen to release glucose.
D) an increase in the concentration of blood glucose.
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A) Estradiol will bind to a receptor on the surface of its target cell, causing a secondary messenger to be activated.
B) Estradiol will act as a second messenger in a receptor-mediated pathway after a primary messenger binds to a membrane receptor.
C) Estradiol will enter the plasma membrane of a target cell directly and bind to an intercellular receptor, causing a change in gene expression.
D) Estradiol will act as a paracrine signal and inactivate adenylate cyclase inside the cell, stopping production of cAMP.
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A) a rise in vitamin D concentration.
B) increased PTH secretion.
C) muscle cramps.
D) kidney stones.
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A) decreases the number of red blood cells.
B) increases the number of white blood cells.
C) increases the number of red blood cells.
D) adds protein to plasma.
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A) posterior pituitary.
B) hypothalamus.
C) thalamus.
D) anterior pituitary.
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A) causing a second messenger to be formed.
B) causing the cell to divide.
C) promoting phagocytosis.
D) directly causing protein synthesis.
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