Parathormone secretion is usually increased
belongs to book: MCQs & EMQs in Human Physiology|Ian Roddie, William F M Wallace|6th edition| Chapter number:-| Question number:499
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belongs to book: MCQs & EMQs in Human Physiology|Ian Roddie, William F M Wallace|6th edition| Chapter number:-| Question number:499
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A. True Phosphate retention results in a fall in the ionized calcium level in blood; this stimulates the parathyroid to produce more parathormone (secondary hyper-parathyroidism).
B. False The increased level of ionized calcium in blood depresses parathyroid activity.
C. False Pituitary hormones are not involved in the regulation of parathyroid activity.
D. False This raises ionized calcium levels and depresses parathyroid activity.
E. False This decreases the total blood calcium but not the ionized calcium level that reg-ulates parathormone secretion.
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