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+question="Over secretion of ACTH may lead to symptoms of:"
+choice1="Cushing's disease"
+choice2="Acromegaly"
+choice3="Dwarfism"
+choice4="Addison´s disease"
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+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
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+<center><WikiQuiz
+questionnumber="4"
+question="The pituitary gland lies:"
+choice1="in the loop of the duodenum"
+choice2="within the tissue of the brain"
+choice3="on the ventral surface of the brain"
+choice4="close to the larynx in the neck"
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+feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
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+image= "File:WikiQuiz-vetlogic.png">
+</WikiQuiz></center>
+<center><WikiQuiz
+questionnumber="5"
+question="Which of the following hormones has an effect on the kidney?"
+choice1="oxytocin"
+choice2="TSH"
+choice3="ADH"
+choice4="LH"
+choice5=""
+correctchoice="4"
+feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
+feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+image= "File:WikiQuiz-vetlogic.png">
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+<center><WikiQuiz
+questionnumber="6"
+question="Myxoedema, lack of energy, obesity and bradycardia are all clinical signs of:"
+choice1="hypoadrenocorticalism"
+choice2="hypothyroidism"
+choice3="hypoglycaemia"
+choice4="hyperthyroidism"
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+correctchoice="4"
+feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
+feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+image= "File:WikiQuiz-vetlogic.png">
+</WikiQuiz></center>
+<center><WikiQuiz
+questionnumber="7"
+question="Thyroxine is responsible for"
+choice1="Controlling levels of glucose in the blood."
+choice2="Regulating levels of calcium in the blood"
+choice3="Stimulating the development of the follicles"
+choice4="Promoting the growth of tissues in the body"
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+correctchoice="4"
+feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
+feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
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+questionnumber="8"
+question="If blood calcium levels fall which hormone is released?"
+choice1="Thyroxine"
+choice2="Vitamin D"
+choice3="Parathormone"
+choice4="Calcitonin"
+choice5=""
+correctchoice="4"
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+feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
+feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
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+<center><WikiQuiz
+questionnumber="9"
+question="Parathormone increases the formation of active Vitamin D by which organ?"
+choice1="skin"
+choice2="intestine"
+choice3="liver"
+choice4="kidney"
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+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
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+</WikiQuiz></center>
+<center><WikiQuiz
+questionnumber="10"
+question="Hypoglycaemia will stimulate the secretion of which pancreatic hormone?"
+choice1="Hypoglycaemia will stimulate the secretion of which pancreatic hormone?"
+choice2="insulin"
+choice3="somatostatin"
+choice4="adrenaline"
+choice5=""
+correctchoice="4"
+feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
+feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+image= "File:WikiQuiz-vetlogic.png">
+</WikiQuiz></center>
+<center><WikiQuiz
+questionnumber="11"
+question="The adrenal glands are lie close to which organ?"
+choice1="testis"
+choice2="kidney"
+choice3="duodenum"
+choice4="brain"
+choice5=""
+correctchoice="4"
+feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
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+feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback4="'''Correct!'''. "
+feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
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+<center><WikiQuiz
+questionnumber="12"
+question="Rising levels of progesterone inhibits the secretion of which hormone?"
+choice1="FSH"
+choice2="Oestrogen"
+choice3="GRH"
+choice4="Oxytocin"
+choice5=""
+correctchoice="4"
+feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
+feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Try again."
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Revision as of 09:04, 12 November 2012

Which of the following is NOT an endocrine gland?

	pituitary
	thymus
	testis
	parathyroid

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again.

Which of the following structures is classified as an endocrine gland?

	ovary
	pancreas
	thyroid gland
	all of the above

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

Over secretion of ACTH may lead to symptoms of:

	Cushing's disease
	Acromegaly
	Dwarfism
	Addison´s disease

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

The pituitary gland lies:

	in the loop of the duodenum
	within the tissue of the brain
	on the ventral surface of the brain
	close to the larynx in the neck

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

Which of the following hormones has an effect on the kidney?

	oxytocin
	TSH
	ADH
	LH

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

Myxoedema, lack of energy, obesity and bradycardia are all clinical signs of:

	hypoadrenocorticalism
	hypothyroidism
	hypoglycaemia
	hyperthyroidism

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

Thyroxine is responsible for

	Controlling levels of glucose in the blood.
	Regulating levels of calcium in the blood
	Stimulating the development of the follicles
	Promoting the growth of tissues in the body

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

If blood calcium levels fall which hormone is released?

	Thyroxine
	Vitamin D
	Parathormone
	Calcitonin

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

Parathormone increases the formation of active Vitamin D by which organ?

	skin
	intestine
	liver
	kidney

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

Hypoglycaemia will stimulate the secretion of which pancreatic hormone?

	Hypoglycaemia will stimulate the secretion of which pancreatic hormone?
	insulin
	somatostatin
	adrenaline

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

The adrenal glands are lie close to which organ?

	testis
	kidney
	duodenum
	brain

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

Rising levels of progesterone inhibits the secretion of which hormone?

	FSH
	Oestrogen
	GRH
	Oxytocin

Please select an option Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Incorrect. Try again. Correct!. Incorrect. Try again.

These questions were provided by Vetlogic as part of the OVAM Project.

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