• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/30

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

30 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
Neural control is __________ than endocrine control, and better for ____________ travel time with ___________ signal inactivation.
faster, shorter, faster
During dehydration, the body secretes ______ ADH and ________ aldosterone.
more, more
Prolactin is a hormone that promotes development of mammary glands during pregnancy in females, and caring for young in both males and females. How can we explain this action by prolactin?
Both sexes have prolactin receptors but differ in their target cell sensitivity
A hormone which passes freely through a cell membrane also would likely ___________________ .
need carrier molecules to travel the blood
Uterine contraction and milk ejection are examples of _____________ control by _____________ cells.
posterior pituitary, neurosecretory
You are quantifying response of a vertebrate under stress. Which hierarchy of hormone response do you expect?
neurohormones in hypothalamus -> anterior pituitary -> tropic hormones -> adrenal cortex -> cortisol
Give an example of negative feedback at work.
An anterior pituitary hormone that supresses hypothalamus secretion.
During stress we would expect higher _______________ levels and lower ___________ levels.
catecholamine, insulin
Resting hormone levels are 150 ,77, and 90 for glucocorticoids, insulin, and gonadotropins, respectively in your human patient.  Which levels would you expect just after a stressful event?
Resting hormone levels are 150 ,77, and 90 for glucocorticoids, insulin, and gonadotropins, respectively in your human patient. Which levels would you expect just after a stressful event?
D.
By themselves, two hormones ADH and CRH each cause a small increase on ACTH secretion. During stress the brain signals release of CRH, which travels from the hypothalamus to the anterior pituitary where it causes a larger ACTH release than when only ADH or itself are present. What is a good descriptor of CRH?
synergism with ADH
The hormone levels of a person were tracked beginning at 7 am on Tuesday until 7 am Wednesday.  We know that 7 doughnuts  and 4 packages of beef jerky are missing.  From this figure it is most likely the person ate the_______ on _______ .
The hormone levels of a person were tracked beginning at 7 am on Tuesday until 7 am Wednesday. We know that 7 doughnuts and 4 packages of beef jerky are missing. From this figure it is most likely the person ate the_______ on _______ .
Doughnuts on Wednesday morning, and beef jerky for lunch on Tuesday.
A: proprioreceptor (1) induces an action potential in a motor neuron (2)
B: a motor neuron (2) sends an action potential to the interneuron (3)
C: the interneuron (3) processes signals from the muscle spindle (2)
D: interneuron (3) sends a signal to the motor neuron (5)
E: motor neuron (4) sends action potential to flexor muscle (5)
E: Motor neuron (4) sends action potential to flexor muscle (5)
An involuntary twitch of a muscle in response to a stretch corresponds to:
a monosynaptic reflex
Muscle spindle mechanoreceptors are not active:
when muscle force equals load
If ATP runs out, what happens in muscles during contraction?
myosin stays bound to actin
Neurons excite muscle cells to contract at the neuromuscular junction. Which of the following is not a feature that occurs at this junction?

A: Depolarization of the motor neuron axon terminal
B: Release of calcium by the motor neuron
C: Opening of voltage gated ion channels in motor neuron
D: Acetylcholine receptors on the muscle cell bind to ligand
B: Release of calcium by the motor neuron
In a life or death situation, which of the following is not taking place?

A: suppression of digestion by the parasympathetic
B: dilation of the pupil by the sympathetic division
C: sympathetic division release of catecholamines
D: A and C
A: suppression of digestion by the parasympathetic
Which area of the human brain is proportionally much larger than a fish or amphibian?
cerebrum
Levels of luteinizing hormone (LH) are shown over the course of a season.  What can we likely say about this animal in terms of reproduction?
Levels of luteinizing hormone (LH) are shown over the course of a season. What can we likely say about this animal in terms of reproduction?
It reproduces in the summer
Which of the following statements is not accurate?

A: ovulation alone does not imply menstruation
B: females in estrous may release pheromones
C: increases in lutenizing hormone inhibits ovulation
D: secondary oocyte is complete prior to ovulation
C: increases in lutenizing hormone inhibits ovulation
During a menstrual cycle, follicle stimulating hormone peaks during ____________ and lutenizing hormone peaks during ____________.
ovulation, ovulation
What can we say regarding fertilization?

A: Fertilization occurs in the uterine wall
B: egg development occurs in the ovary
C: sperm release enzymes which block other sperm
D: fusion of two nuclei
E: oocyte locates the sperm
F: triggers high oxytocin
D: fusion of two nuclei
Which of the following situations would interfere with the ability to discriminate whether a stimulus was light or touch?

A: The central nervous system can't tell which axon generated an action potential
B: Both light and touch receptors were stimulated
C: Receptors normally have a low degree of specificity
D: There was not an adequate stimulus of light receptors
E: Sensory organs have high peripheral filtering of stimuli
F: Touch receptors are more sensitive
A: The central nervous system can't tell which axon generated an action potential
Which of the following does not involve metabotropic transduction?

A: Tasting bitter
B: Smelling flowers
C: Tasting salt
D: Seeing flowers
C: Tasting salt
The ability of the vertebrate eye to distinguish colors depends on _________________.
photopigment absorptive differences
For the majority of sensory receptors, how do they deliver information about the degree of a stimulus?
Receptor potentials are graded, and frequency of potentials vary with stimulus intensity
You taste a fruit that tastes very sweet. Which of the following is most likely involved in this reception of flavor?

A: Na+ channels
B: secondary messengers
C: ionotropic receptors
D: K+ channels
B: secondary messengers
Metabotropic synapses involve __________ receptors while ionotropic synapses involve __________ receptors.
G-protein coupled...ligand-gated
Which of the following would not describe sensory receptors of the patellar reflex?

A: proprioreceptors
B: exteroreceptors
C: mechanoreceptors
D: sensory receptors
B: exteroreceptors
Unlike other stimulus receptors, those in the eye which have rhodopsin cause _____________.
hyperpolarization