- (A) Adrenalin
- (B) Growth Hormone
- (C) Insulin
- (D) Thyroxine
Medical Mcqs
- (A) Thyroid stimulating hormone
- (B) Glucagon
- (C) Estrogen
- (D) Epinephrine
- (A) Excess growth hormone secreting
- (B) Excess thyroxine secretion
- (C) Excess ACTH secretion
- (D) Excess FSH secretion
- (A) Antidiuretic hormone
- (B) Oxytocin
- (C) Growth hormone
- (D) Adreno corticotrophic hormone
- (A) Activity of histamine
- (B) Release of histamine
- (C) Fibroblastic activity
- (D) Neutrophils
- (A) Thyroxine
- (B) Parathormone
- (C) Growth Hormone
- (D) Epinephrine
- (A) Prolactin
- (B) Testosterone
- (C) L.H
- (D) Oxytocin
- (A) T3 more potent than T4
- (B) T4 binds to prealbumin
- (C) Absorption of T4 is more than T3
- (D) Concentration of T4 is more than T3
- (A) Lh/FSH increase
- (B) Gonadotropins increase , estrogens decrease
- (C) Estrogens and gonadotropins decrease
- (D) Both increase
- (A) Synthetic derivative
- (B) Isomerisation product of T3 and active
- (C) Isomerisation product of T3 and inactive
- (D) Reverse of T3
