Deck 6: The Endocrine System

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What tissues of the body sense levels of circulating testosterone and regulate its production?

A) testes
B) hypothalamus
C) anterior pituitary gland
D) hypothalamus and anterior pituitary gland
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Which types of endocrine hormones can travel through the cell membrane?

A) steroids
B) peptides
C) amines
D) cortisol
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This hormone decreases during aerobic exercise:

A) glucagon
B) cortisol
C) epinephrine
D) insulin
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What hormone(s) is/are responsible for fluid regulation within the body?

A) aldosterone
B) antidiuretic hormone
C) testosterone
D) aldosterone and Antidiuretic hormone
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For a hormone to be secreted by its endocrine gland, the gland must typically receive a signal from:

A) albumin
B) trophic hormones
C) steroid hormones
D) luteinizing hormone
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The "fight-or-flight" response refers to the body's response to which hormone?

A) epinephrine (adrenaline)
B) testosterone
C) norepinephrine (noradrenaline)
D) cortisol
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Another term for negative feedback is _________ regulation.

A) osmolarity
B) neurotrophic
C) cybernetic
D) thermoregulatory
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Aldosterone is a key hormone in the regulation of _______

A) cholesterol levels
B) glucose uptake
C) testosterone secretion
D) hydration status
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________________is a binding protein made in the liver that helps to maintain blood volume in the arteries and veins, and can bind numerous different hormones but does not exhibit a high affinity to any of them.

A) albumin
B) peptide
C) aldosterone
D) cortisol
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When classified by structure, there are how many types of hormones?

A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
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______________ is the steroid hormone that typically increases the most in response to resistance exercise.

A) cortisol
B) aldosterone
C) testosterone
D) insulin
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Steroid hormones have a ______________to help them move through the target cell.

A) transport protein
B) receptor
C) precursor molecule
D) signaling pathway
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Which of the following is an amine neurohormone responsible for much of the "fight-or-flight" response?

A) dopamine
B) epinephrine
C) peptide hormone
D) calmodulin
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Lactic acid is a hormone that increases circulating concentrations due to high-intensity exercise.
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The system of testosterone regulation in females is different than the system in males.
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The hormonal response to exercise is normally intensity-dependent.
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Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) and aldosterone work by different mechanisms.
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Humans experience hormonal variations based on the time of year (seasonal variation).
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When binding proteins are involved, the total hormone concentration includes the free and _______ concentrations of the hormone.
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The _____________ method of transporting hormones means that the compound remains in the cell to influence the activity of the cell in some manner.
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_________________ refers to hormones that are released into the bloodstream or lymph system following stimulation of the nervous system.
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_________________ are the cellular structures to which the hormones bind, resulting in the appropriate action at the cell.
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________________ refers to an increase in the number of receptors on the surface of target cells, making the cells more sensitive to a hormone or other molecule.
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What are the roles of insulin and glucagon?
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What are the five acute resistance exercise training variables, most of which can have a profound impact on the hormonal response to exercise?
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Why do some exercise/sport scientists choose to study the hormonal responses to exercise by sampling blood using an intravenous needle (catheter) inserted well before the exercise starts?
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Based on the endocrine responses to resistance exercise, if muscle hypertrophy is desired, what acute training variables of resistance exercise are most responsible?
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Deck 6: The Endocrine System
1
What tissues of the body sense levels of circulating testosterone and regulate its production?

A) testes
B) hypothalamus
C) anterior pituitary gland
D) hypothalamus and anterior pituitary gland
D
2
Which types of endocrine hormones can travel through the cell membrane?

A) steroids
B) peptides
C) amines
D) cortisol
A
3
This hormone decreases during aerobic exercise:

A) glucagon
B) cortisol
C) epinephrine
D) insulin
D
4
What hormone(s) is/are responsible for fluid regulation within the body?

A) aldosterone
B) antidiuretic hormone
C) testosterone
D) aldosterone and Antidiuretic hormone
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For a hormone to be secreted by its endocrine gland, the gland must typically receive a signal from:

A) albumin
B) trophic hormones
C) steroid hormones
D) luteinizing hormone
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The "fight-or-flight" response refers to the body's response to which hormone?

A) epinephrine (adrenaline)
B) testosterone
C) norepinephrine (noradrenaline)
D) cortisol
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Another term for negative feedback is _________ regulation.

A) osmolarity
B) neurotrophic
C) cybernetic
D) thermoregulatory
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Aldosterone is a key hormone in the regulation of _______

A) cholesterol levels
B) glucose uptake
C) testosterone secretion
D) hydration status
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________________is a binding protein made in the liver that helps to maintain blood volume in the arteries and veins, and can bind numerous different hormones but does not exhibit a high affinity to any of them.

A) albumin
B) peptide
C) aldosterone
D) cortisol
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When classified by structure, there are how many types of hormones?

A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
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______________ is the steroid hormone that typically increases the most in response to resistance exercise.

A) cortisol
B) aldosterone
C) testosterone
D) insulin
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Steroid hormones have a ______________to help them move through the target cell.

A) transport protein
B) receptor
C) precursor molecule
D) signaling pathway
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Which of the following is an amine neurohormone responsible for much of the "fight-or-flight" response?

A) dopamine
B) epinephrine
C) peptide hormone
D) calmodulin
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Lactic acid is a hormone that increases circulating concentrations due to high-intensity exercise.
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The system of testosterone regulation in females is different than the system in males.
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The hormonal response to exercise is normally intensity-dependent.
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Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) and aldosterone work by different mechanisms.
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Humans experience hormonal variations based on the time of year (seasonal variation).
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When binding proteins are involved, the total hormone concentration includes the free and _______ concentrations of the hormone.
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The _____________ method of transporting hormones means that the compound remains in the cell to influence the activity of the cell in some manner.
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_________________ refers to hormones that are released into the bloodstream or lymph system following stimulation of the nervous system.
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_________________ are the cellular structures to which the hormones bind, resulting in the appropriate action at the cell.
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________________ refers to an increase in the number of receptors on the surface of target cells, making the cells more sensitive to a hormone or other molecule.
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What are the roles of insulin and glucagon?
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What are the five acute resistance exercise training variables, most of which can have a profound impact on the hormonal response to exercise?
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Why do some exercise/sport scientists choose to study the hormonal responses to exercise by sampling blood using an intravenous needle (catheter) inserted well before the exercise starts?
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Based on the endocrine responses to resistance exercise, if muscle hypertrophy is desired, what acute training variables of resistance exercise are most responsible?
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