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51.

Promotion of thyroid growth and synthesis as well as release of hormones from it is controlled by:

A.	TSH	B.	FSH
C.	ICSH	D.	LTH

52.

CRF (corticotropic release factor) from hypothamus controls release of which of these from pituitary:

A.	ACTH	B.	LTH
C.	ICSH	D.	None of these

53.

Undersecretion of STH or GH from pituitary would cause:

A.	Nanism	B.	Gigantism
C.	Acromegaly	D.	None of these

54.

Acromegaly is caused by:

A.	Hyposecretion of GH	B.	Hypersecretion of GH
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

55.

Fluffy body, weak body, shrunken genitals and declined fertility are symptoms seen in:

A.	Pituitary myxodema	B.	Ateliosis
C.	Acromegaly	D.	None of these

56.

Acromegaly is exhibited by which of these symptoms:

A.	Coarse skin with folds and hairs	B.	Enlargement of nose, lips, tongue, foot, hands, lower jaw and internal organs
C.	Muscular pain and impaired vision	D.	All of these symptoms

57.

Both in gigantism and acromegaly there is enlargement of body but the major difference is:

A.	In gigantism the growth of body and skeleton is symmetrical but not in acromegaly	B.	In gigantism the growth of body and skeleton is asymmetrical but not in acromegaly
C.	Gigantism is due to hyposecretion and acromegaly due to hypersecretion of STH	D.	None of these

58.

Acromegaly and gigantism are due in:

A.	Hypothyroidism	B.	Hypopituitarism
C.	Hyperthyroidism	D.	Hyperpituitarism

59.

Secretion of which of these is under nervous control:

A.	Post pituitary	B.	Anterior pituitary
C.	Pineal body	D.	Adrenal cortex

60.

Chemicals directly released into blood are called:

A.	Pheomones	B.	Enzymes
C.	Vitamins	D.	Hormones