A) overhydration.
B) increased volume of the body fluids.
C) increased osmotic pressure of the body fluids.
D) high blood pressure.
E) increased blood volume.
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A) kidneys.
B) osmoreceptors.
C) cerebral cortex.
D) anterior pituitary.
E) baroreceptors.
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A) stimulates synthesis of thyroid hormones
B) increases adrenal cortex secretions
C) development of immune system
D) milk production
E) decreases blood calcium levels
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A) include vasopressin.
B) may be involved with development of the immune system.
C) may inhibit reproductive functions.
D) increase the release of GnRH from the hypothalamus.
E) decrease the tendency to sleep.
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A) Regulates the rate of metabolism.
B) Controls development and functions of the reproductive system.
C) Regulates equilibrium and balance from the inner ear.
D) Prepares the body for physical activity and stress.
E) Regulates heart rate and blood pressure.
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A) serum calcium levels increase.
B) serum calcium levels decrease.
C) serum levels of TSH decrease.
D) serum levels of TSH increase.
E) serum levels of sodium levels increase.
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A) LH (luteinizing hormone) .
B) MSH (melanocyte-stimulating hormone) .
C) TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone) .
D) ACTH (adrenocorticotropic hormone) .
E) FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) .
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A) mineralocorticoids
B) PTH
C) insulin
D) ADH
E) T₃
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A) ejection of milk
B) production of milk
C) storage of milk
D) stop production of milk
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A) using the intracellular mediator system.
B) binding to a membrane bound receptor.
C) increasing iodine uptake in the target cells.
D) releasing thyroglobulin.
E) binding to receptor molecules in the nucleus.
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A) move ADH from the hypothalamus to the anterior pituitary.
B) move releasing hormones from the hypothalamus to the posterior pituitary.
C) carry action potentials to the posterior pituitary causing the release of oxytocin.
D) cause the release of insulin from the anterior pituitary.
E) form a vascular connection from the hypothalamus to the posterior pituitary.
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A) increases amino acid uptake in cells.
B) decreases the use of fat as an energy source.
C) decreases the synthesis and storage of glycogen.
D) increases the use of glucose for energy.
E) facilitates the uptake of glucose by cells.
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A) glucagon
B) progesterone
C) cortisol
D) T3
E) prolactin
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A) luteinizing hormone.
B) testosterone.
C) progesterone.
D) follicle-stimulating hormone.
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A) mineralocorticoids
B) PTH
C) insulin
D) ADH
E) T₃
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A) insulin and glucagon secretion increase.
B) insulin and glucagon secretion decrease.
C) insulin secretion increases; glucagon secretion decreases.
D) insulin secretion decreases; glucagon secretion increases.
E) there is no change in insulin or glucagon levels.
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A) the intestines to absorb more water.
B) the kidney tubules to retain more water.
C) a person to drink more water.
D) All of the choices could occur.
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