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Stress induced raised cortisol causes increased
A Neoglucogenesis
B Protein breakdown
C Lipolysis
D Glycolysis
E Peripheral utilization of glucose
Functions of cortisol are to increase
A Gluconeogenesis
B Utilization of fatty acids for energy purpose
C Protein synthesis in liver
D Deposition of fat in adipose tissue
E Rate of glucose utilization by cells
Cortisol plays a permissive role in the
A Lipolytic effect of catecholamines
B Vasopressor effect of catecholamines
C Calorigenic effects of glucagon
D Lipolytic effect of glucagon
E Lipolytic effect of thyroxine
Serum total cortisol is high in
A Pregnancy
B Cushing’s syndrome
C Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
D On long term benzodiazepine therapy
E Primary hyperaldosteronism
Insulin is secreted in
A Pituitary
B Liver
C Pancreas
D Parathyroid
Insulin secreted by-
A Liver
B pancreas
C salivary gland
D thyroid gland
Hormones secreted by kidneys are
A Erythropoietin
B Renin
C 1
D 25dihydroxycholecalciferol
E Thromboxane
F Vasopressin
Substances actively secreted from renal tubules are
A Creatinine
B Urate
C PAH
D Lactate
E Glucose
Acetylcholine is secreted at the endings of the
A Preganglionic sympathetic fibres
B Preganglionic parasympathetic fibres
C Preganglionic sympathetic fibres to the adrenal medulla
D Preganglionic sympathetic fibres supplying the skin blood vessels
E All postganglionic parasympathic neurons
Alodsterone is secreted by
A Zona glomerulosa
B Zona fasciculata
C Zona reticularis
D Kidney
E Adrenal medulla

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