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Aldosterone secretion tends to raise the volume of
A Plasma
B Interstitial fluid
C Intracellular fluid
D Urine
E CSF
Stimuli that inhibit gastrin secretion are
A Presence of acid within the stomach
B Glucagon
C Somatostatin
D Presence of peptides within the lumen
E Epinephrine
The renin angiotensin-aldosterone system regulates
A Potassium balance
B Sodium balance
C Fluid volume
D Blood pressure
E Nitrogen balance
The renin angiotensin aldosterone system regulates
A Blood pressure
B Fluid volume
C Sodium balance
D Nitrogen balance
E Protein excretion
Aldosterone
A Is a steroid hormone
B Reabsorb sodium from collecting duct
C Is secreted from zona fasiculata of adrenal gland
D Stimulate gluconeogenesis
E Increases blood glucose concentration
The passage mentions a theory of dream that suggests that when we sleep, we receive stimuli from
A our memory
B our desire
C sources inside our body
D sources that lie outside of the body.
Following are the stimuli for insulin release
A Fatty acids and Ketone bodies
B Vagal nerve stimulation
C Drugs like sulphonylureas
D Adrenergic agents
E Serotonin
Secretion of insulin is increase by
A Glucose
B Vagal stimulation
C Somatostatin
D Thiazide diuretics
E Stress
Hypoglycemia causes increase secretion of
A Glucagon
B Thyroxine
C Growth hormone
D Epinephrine
E Testosterone
A sudden increase in right atrial volume will cause an immediate increase in
A Cardiac output
B Heart rate
C Systemic arterial BP
D Atrial natriuretic peptide secretion
E ADH secretion

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