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Which of the following is not a glucocorticoid effect?
Which of the following is not a glucocorticoid effect?
- Suppression of ACTH release
- Decreased glucose utilization (correct)
- Decreased gluconeogenesis
- Decreased glycogenesis and glycogen storage by the liver
Which organ is responsible for the metabolism of glucocorticoids?
Which organ is responsible for the metabolism of glucocorticoids?
- Lungs
- Liver (correct)
- Liver, B) Stomach, C) Heart, D) Brain
- Pancreas
Which of the following is a catabolic effect of protein metabolism?
Which of the following is a catabolic effect of protein metabolism?
- Catabolic effect in liver, C) Catabolic effect in muscles, D) Catabolic effect in bone, A) Anabolic effect in muscles
- Anabolic effect in lymphoid T (correct)
- Anabolic effect in bone
- Anabolic effect in liver
Which hormone is suppressed by negative feedback by glucocorticoids?
Which hormone is suppressed by negative feedback by glucocorticoids?
Which protein do glucocorticoids mainly bind to in the plasma?
Which protein do glucocorticoids mainly bind to in the plasma?
What is the effect of electrolytes and water metabolism on potassium levels?
What is the effect of electrolytes and water metabolism on potassium levels?
Which effect of glucocorticoids is not a glucocorticoid effect?
Which effect of glucocorticoids is not a glucocorticoid effect?
Which of the following is a symptom of fat metabolism?
Which of the following is a symptom of fat metabolism?
What is the role of glucocorticoids in salt retention?
What is the role of glucocorticoids in salt retention?
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Test your knowledge of the pharmacokinetics of glucocorticoids with this quiz! Learn about the absorption, distribution, and metabolism of these drugs, including how prodrugs like prednisone and cortisone are activated in the liver. Brush up on your understanding of glucocorticoid binding to plasma globulin and albumin, and see how well you know the conjugation process with glucuronic and sulfuric acids. Perfect for pharmacy students or healthcare professionals!