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Froggy Jumps Endocrine Essentials QuizOnline version Hormone basics and glands by Roy 1 What do endocrine glands secrete directly into the bloodstream? a Enzymes b Hormones c Neurotransmitters 2 Which gland is called the master gland? a Adrenal gland b Pituitary gland c Thyroid gland 3 Steroid hormones are made from what substance? a Proteins b Glucose c Cholesterol 4 Nonsteroid hormones typically require what to activate their effects? a Second messenger system b Protein synthesis c Direct gene editing 5 What is the process where hormone-receptor interaction changes target cells called? a Membrane diffusion b Signal transduction c Gene transcription 6 Negative feedback in hormone regulation does what? a Increases away from set point b Stays constant without change c Returns to a set point 7 Which hormones are produced by the posterior pituitary? a ADH and Oxytocin b TSH and ACTH c GH and PRL 8 What do endocrine glands release into the bloodstream? a Neurotransmitters b Enzymes c Hormones 9 Which system works with the endocrine system to maintain homeostasis? a Respiratory system b Nervous system c Digestive system 10 What describes a tissue that has receptors for a specific hormone? a Target tissue b Effector tissue c Glandular tissue 11 What is the term for hormones binding only to fitting receptors? a Enzyme-substrate complex b Lock-and-key mechanism c Allosteric binding 12 Steroid hormones are made from which substance? a Amino acids b Cholesterol c Fatty acids 13 Steroid hormones are lipid soluble and can easily pass through what structure? a Cell wall b Phospholipid membrane c Nuclear envelope 14 Which phenomenon means two hormones together have a greater effect than alone? a Antagonism b Permissiveness c Synergism 15 What term describes one hormone enabling another to act? a Feedback b Synergy c Permissiveness 16 What feedback mechanism reverses deviations from a set point? a Negative feedback b Positive feedback c Feed-forward 17 The endocrine system usually uses what to communicate? a electrical impulses b hormones c enzymes 18 The anterior pituitary is called what? a adenohypophysis b hypothalamus c neurohypophysis

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Endocrine Essentials QuizOnline version

by Roy

What do endocrine glands secrete directly into the bloodstream?

Which gland is called the master gland?

Steroid hormones are made from what substance?

Nonsteroid hormones typically require what to activate their effects?

What is the process where hormone-receptor interaction changes target cells called?

Negative feedback in hormone regulation does what?

Which hormones are produced by the posterior pituitary?

What do endocrine glands release into the bloodstream?

Which system works with the endocrine system to maintain homeostasis?

What describes a tissue that has receptors for a specific hormone?

What is the term for hormones binding only to fitting receptors?

Steroid hormones are made from which substance?

Steroid hormones are lipid soluble and can easily pass through what structure?

Which phenomenon means two hormones together have a greater effect than alone?

What term describes one hormone enabling another to act?

What feedback mechanism reverses deviations from a set point?

The endocrine system usually uses what to communicate?

The anterior pituitary is called what?