Hormones

Question 1

low fluid intake, high osmolality

Answer 1

ADH

Question 2

low BP, low sodium, low volume

Answer 2

aldosterone

Question 3

low volume, low BP, poor renal perfusion

Answer 3

renin

Question 4

poor renal perfusion, patient in shock

Answer 4

angiotensin

Question 5

rise in BP, rise in volume

Answer 5

NP

Question 6

low calcium levels

Answer 6

PTH

Question 7

high calcium levels

Answer 7

calcitonin

Question 8

> decreased urine output, increased BP, reabsorb water

Answer 8

ADH

Question 9

> decreased urine output, increased BP, reabsorb water and NA

Answer 9

aldosterone

Question 10

> increased BP, decreased K, increased thirst

Answer 10

renin

Question 11

causes conversion of angiotensin 1 to angiotensin 2

Answer 11

renin

Question 12

> increased BP, decreased urine output, reabsorb water and NA, increase perfusion

Answer 12

angiotensin

Question 13

> inhibits renal NA absorption, increased urine output, decreased volume, decreased osmolarity

Answer 13

NP

Question 14

> releases free calcium from bone, vitamin D activation, increases intestinal calcium absorption, inhibits renal calcium excretion, stimulates renal calcium absorption

Answer 14

PTH

Question 15

> reduces calcium concentration, stimulates calcium deposition in bones, increased renal excretion of calcium

Answer 15

calcitonin