Cortisol is O a peptide hormone O a hormone produced by the adrenal medulla O a pituitary hormone O a steroid hormone

The protein based hormones that cannot enter cells is called; Steroid hormones O Two of these answers are correct O Amine hormones O Peptide hormones O None of these is correct

Cortisol is released from what zone of the adrenal cortex? O Zona fasciulata Zona glomerulosa Zona reticularis O Zona medullosa

Does parathormone increase or decrease calcium levels in the blood ? This is not and will not be graded

Cortisol is known as one of the major stress hormones we produce in response to external stresses we experience. If we wanted to inhibit the production and secretion of Cortisol, what steps that lead to the production to Cortisol could you theoretically block with a drug O a ACTH production O b. CRH production O C. Cortisol Receptor binding to Cortisol O d. POMC formation O . Cortisol binding to a plasma protein in the bloodstream Of. All of the above O g. None of the above

50. Which of the followings is incorrect about lipid soluble hormones? A. They have to be carried by a carrier protein while being in circulation B. Their effect persists for days C. They bind to regulatory elements in the DNA D. They diffuse easily through the cell membrane. E. They induce the production of short-lived metabolites.

Which two hormones are reduced by ACEi or ARB

Medications that inhibit in the brain may cause hyperprolactinemias. O Norepinephrine O Metanephrine O Serotonin O Dopamine

A good example of a steroid hormone is Select one: O a. Epinephrine O b. Progesterone O C. All are good example. O d. T3 and T4

The form of thyroid hormone most active at tissues is. T3    T4