1. | Excess | A. | Hormones in excess/ in a deficient (choose one) have receptors that are down-regulated, making cells less sensitive. | |
2. | Water-Soluble Hormones | B. | Two hormones working against each other for opposite results. | |
3. | The Endocrine System | C. | Any cell with a specific receptor for a specific hormone. | |
4. | Fat-Soluble Hormones | D. | Two hormones working together for the same result. | |
5. | Steroid Hormones | E. | Hormones in excess/ in a deficient (choose one) have receptors that are up-regulated, making new receptors. | |
6. | False | F. | Controls and regulates homeostasis by releasing hormones. | |
7. | Endocrine Glands | G. | Responsiveness of a target cell depends on hormone concentration, number of receptors, and other hormones present. | |
8. | True | H. | True/False Hormone transport and mode of action is the same for water-soluble and lipid-soluble hormones. | |
9. | Protein Hormones | I. | Lipid soluble hormones include Thyroid hormones, Nitric Oxide, and...? | |
10. | Deficient | J. | Carried through blood in a transport protein. These diffuse through the phospholipid bilayer into cytosol. | |
11. | Target Cell | K. | Diffuses from blood into interstitial fluid around the target cell. These CANNOT go into the phospholipid bilayer. | |
12. | Antagonistic Effect | L. | Water soluble hormones include Amine hormones, Peptide hormones, Eicosanoid Hormones, and...? | |
13. | Synergistic Effect | M. | Secrete hormones into interstitial fluid. |
A | 1. | Excess | A. | Hormones in excess/ in a deficient (choose one) have receptors that are down-regulated, making cells less sensitive. |
K | 2. | Water-Soluble Hormones | B. | Two hormones working against each other for opposite results. |
F | 3. | The Endocrine System | C. | Any cell with a specific receptor for a specific hormone. |
J | 4. | Fat-Soluble Hormones | D. | Two hormones working together for the same result. |
I | 5. | Steroid Hormones | E. | Hormones in excess/ in a deficient (choose one) have receptors that are up-regulated, making new receptors. |
H | 6. | False | F. | Controls and regulates homeostasis by releasing hormones. |
M | 7. | Endocrine Glands | G. | Responsiveness of a target cell depends on hormone concentration, number of receptors, and other hormones present. |
G | 8. | True | H. | True/False Hormone transport and mode of action is the same for water-soluble and lipid-soluble hormones. |
L | 9. | Protein Hormones | I. | Lipid soluble hormones include Thyroid hormones, Nitric Oxide, and...? |
E | 10. | Deficient | J. | Carried through blood in a transport protein. These diffuse through the phospholipid bilayer into cytosol. |
C | 11. | Target Cell | K. | Diffuses from blood into interstitial fluid around the target cell. These CANNOT go into the phospholipid bilayer. |
B | 12. | Antagonistic Effect | L. | Water soluble hormones include Amine hormones, Peptide hormones, Eicosanoid Hormones, and...? |
D | 13. | Synergistic Effect | M. | Secrete hormones into interstitial fluid. |