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6. Which of these do the Principle Cells not produce?
- Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
- T4
- T3
7. What happens if a homrone is an agonsit?
- Causes something to occur
- Has no effect
8. Which area does the posterior pituitary originate from?
- Neural Ectoderm
- Oral Ectoderm
9. When an Oocyte and Sperm fuse what is the cell called?
- Morula
- Zygote
- Ova
- Blastocyst
10. 'A single layer of flat cells, adapted for efficient exchange ..' which one is the sentence describing?
- Pseudostratifed Columnar
- Transistional Epithelium
- Simple Squamous
- Stratified Squamous
11. Which of these is not a function of Angiotensin II?
- Activate Aquaporins
- Thirst reflex
- Encourage production of Aldosterone
- Casues constriction of the efferent arteriole
12. Which are the correct strutures to see in the Renal Cortex?
- LOH, Collecting Ducts
- PCT, DCT
- PCT,DCT, LOH
13. Glucocorticoids?
- role in stress response, cortisol gluconeogenesis
- female development, DHEA
- essentail to life, aldosterone blood pressure
14. What are the different receptors for Adrenaline and Noradrenaline?
- G-coupled
- Alpha Beta
- JAK kinase
15. Mineral Corticoids?
- female development, DHEA
- essentail to life, aldosterone blood pressure
- role in stress response, cortisol gluconeogenesis
16. What type hormone is Aldosterone and where is it secreted from?
- Steroid, Adrenal Cortex
- Steroid, Adrenal Medulla
- Peptide, Thyroid
17. What is the function of Parathyroid Hormone?
- Blood osmotic pressure
- regulates mineral homestasis
- reduces metabolism
18. Converting receptor activation into a cellular reponse is called?
- Signal Transduction Cascade
- Agonist
- Antagonsist
- Genomic Response
19. Which cells produce colloid?