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Clinical Biochemistry L7

A detailed illustration of the human endocrine system, highlighting glands and hormones with vibrant colors and labels, suitable for educational purposes.

Clinical Biochemistry Quiz

Test your knowledge in clinical biochemistry with this comprehensive quiz designed for students and professionals alike. Challenge yourself with a variety of questions covering endocrine systems, hormone functions, and more!

Multiple choice questions
Focus on key biochemistry concepts
Perfect for exam preparation

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by NavigatingNeuron42

1. ________ comprises part of the extracellular communication system within the body that links the brain to organs and functions that control body metabolism, growth and development, and reproduction is...

Endocrine system

Lymphatic system

Urinary systems

Nervous system

2. _______ is substances (chemical messengers) that are produced by highly specialized endocrine organs.

Vitamins

Hormones

Fat

Carbohydrates

6. The local synthesis and release of GF that interacts with receptors on neighboring cell within the same tissue:________

Paracrine effect

Autocrine effect

Intacrine factor

Juxtacrine factor

6.1 The local synthesis and release of GF that interacts with receptors from the same cell that release the GF:_________

Paracrine effect

Autocrine effect

Intracranial factor

Juxtacrine factor

6.2 _________ refers cytosolic factor that travel to the nucleus in the same cells to bind to a specific receptor within the DNA binding region of chromatin.

Paracrine effect

Autocrine effect

Intracrine factor

Juxtacrine factor

6.3 _________refers to direct cell-to-cell communication elicited by growth factors that are still anchored to each cell’s membrane.

Paracrine effect

Autocrine effect

Intracrine factor

Juxtacrine factor

7. ________ : the hormone abnormality is the result endocrine gland producing hormone.

Primary disease of endocrine

Secondary disease of endocrine

Tertiary disease of endocrine

Quaternary disease of endocrine

8. _________: disease of the pituitary gland 8. Controlling the primary gland

Primary disease of endocrine

Secondary disease of endocrine

Tertiary disease of endocrine

Quaternary disease of endocrine

9. _________: a disease of the hypothalamus controlling the pituitary.

Primary disease of endocrine

Secondary disease of endocrine

Tertiary disease of endocrine

Quaternary disease of endocrine

10. ___________ an inability of the hormone’s target tissue onto respond to the hormone.

Primary disease of endocrine

Secondary disease of endocrine

Tertiary disease of endocrine

Quaternary disease of endocrine

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