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NORMAL PHYSIOLOGY REGLILATTONOF ORGANI.'M FUNCZON.'

56. After a long training a sportsman C. SomatotroPin. ($ TendonGoldgi'sreceptors.

got tired, working capacitydecreased.In D.Thyroxin. B. Proprioreceptors. C. Articular.
what link of the reflexarchdid fatigue @ e,nirog"nr. C. Tactile. D. Tactile.
occur first of all? D. Auclitory. E. Nociceptor.
A. In an efferent. 60. An infant hasgot a larvngospasm. 6l Vestibuiar.
B. In an afferent. In anamnesis thereis a susceptibilityto 68. The vestibularapparatusof a frog
C. In receptors. crampsdevelopment.One must think 64. A patient has got a sharp lower- was ruined on the right side. What
(D)In n".u" centres. aboutthe dysfunctionof someendocrine ing of calcium level in blood. It u'ill changes of muscletone will it cause?
X In muscles. glands.What are these? causethe increasing secretion of some A DecreasinA the tone of extensors
glands. hormone.What hormone is this? Yn tn. right.
@ Parathvroid
de- B. Pancreas. @ Parathormone. B. Increasingthe tone of extensors
57. A child hassignsof physical
C. Thymus. B. Tlrvrocalt'iLonin- on the right.
velopmentdelay and mentalretardation
(cretinism). With the deficit of what D.Thyroidgland- C. Aldosterone. C. Decreasing the tone of flexorson
E. Adrenalglands. D. \lasopressin. the right.
hormoneis it connected?
E. Sornatotropin. D.Decreasing the tone of flexorson
@ Thyroxin. the left.
B. Somatotropin. 61. In verticalpositiona patientloses
65. A patient has got an incoordina- E. Decreasing lhe tone of extensors
C. Calcitonin. balancervhenclosingeyes.What struc-
tion of movements,disorderof their am- on the left.
D.Insulin. tures of brain are probablydamaged?
plitude and orientation; movcmentsare
E. Testosterone. A. Basalganglia.
ss'eeping,disproportional; thc gait of cock, 69. Red nuclei of an animal u'ere
C Cerebelluni. tottering. \\/hat part of brain is damaged? ruined.Whichof the follou'ingreflexes
58. While examininga patient,atten- C. Limbicsyslem.
A. Spinalcord. rvill it loseas a resultof this?
tion was paid to cervicalintumescence, D.Thalamus. B . I r l L ' d ulla o b l o n s a t a . A. Myotatic.
exophthalmus, high body temperatu re, E. Precenteralgyrus of the cortex of
@ Cerebeltum. B. Vestibularstatic.
pulse110 per min. Thecontentof what celebralhemisPheres. D. Hvpothalamus. C. Toniccervical.
hormone in blood is it necessaryto exa-
62. A patient rvas diagnosedwith
E. Thalamus. @. Statokinetic.
min? E. Tendon.
A. Insulin. Parkinsontssyndrome.It is connected 66. In responseto a musclestrain
B. Sexhormones. u'ith the disorderof sometransmitter its reflexcontractionis otrserved. From 70. A research was .ui.i"a out on a
C. Catecholamines. systemsof cerebrum.What transmibter theirritationof what receptors doesthis decerebrated animal.\[/hat structuresof
(bThvroxin. systemsare these? reflexreactionlrepin? the animalshouldbe ruined for rigidi-
X cortisot. A. Histaminergic. @ Nluscular splndles. ty to disappear?
@ Dopaminergic. B. TendonGoldgi'sreceptors. A. Substantianigra.
59. During the last 6 months a worun C. Serotonergic. C. Articular. B. Rednuclei.
hassignsof masculinization: increasedhair D. Cholinergic. D.Tactile. @ Vestibularlateralnuclci.
growth on the face, white line of sto- E. Opioid. E. Nociceptor. D. Medial reticularnuclei.
mach, legs. She complainsof irregular E. Lateralreticularnuclei.
menstrual cycle. The reasonfor such 63. A personwho was rolling on a 67. In responseto a strongrapid re-
state can be the increasedsecretionof merry-go-roundgot an increaseof heart ductionof a muscleits reilex u'eaken- 71. fu a resultof the destructionof cer-
somehormone.What hormoneis it? beati, perspiration,nausea.With the ing isobsen'ed.With the irritationof what tain brairsbemstructunesananimerllmt orien-
@ Mircralocorticoids. irritation of what receptorsis it connected rsceptorsdoesthis reflex reactionbegin? tative reflexesin response to strongphoric
B. Estrogens. first of all? A. Nluscular spindles. stimuli. What structures\vereruined?