i, ,,iiotving :re can:;ed by both thyroid hormone and cateeholainifles: ' ∎ io,...:•..:,: ed inNabolism. - h) increnNed CNS excitation. c) increased intestinal motility. cf) decreased thyroid gland size. Cy; I./ - iI,T -ccv, r , % c) xxx ? 0.7,' / f.' Deoei vOkott . S. The cardiac output is reduced in: --1 c 0 a) anaemia. b) haemorrhage. ..- Ne,p 0 c::•, Au,. , f . 0) Amcurn‘' _______,,,... , c) hypothyroidism. (›1 A ,..., d) hyperventilation. C3) 31 h D-P4' .. c) ' xxx C.4) V(.7._
6. The effects of hypokalaemia include: a) acidosis.Cl teat.'-' • b) ventricular fibrillation. ' c) paralytic Hells. d) muscle hypotonia. xxx •
r v licii-,(railstnitters in CNS include: e :‘; i)) lie substance P. .(.‘,) the GABA. :d) the dopamine.1- '6) the endorphin.
. Regarding the coronary blood flow: ,, a) is 10 % of cardiac output. / b) P 02 in the IVC and the coronary sinus are same c) decreased in hypoxia. d) increased during ventricular systole. . e) decreased in bradycardia.