CJE MED SURG 2 (COMPLEX) EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST
UPDATE GRADED A+ 2026/2027
2 types of hormonal problems?primary and secondary
primary hormonal problem is a problem that originates within the gland
itself
secondary hormonal problem is a problem associated with one
organ that results in disease of another organ
what does ADH do? prevents fluid loss via urination
*holds onto and reabsorbs the water
what are the thyroid hormones T3, T4, calcitonin, TSH
what do thyroid hormones do? regulates
metabolism and
controls: HR
Muscle
, s
Digestio
n
growth &
developm
ent brain
function
What does the parathyroid (PTH) hormone do? pulls calcium out of the
bones and into the bloodstream
what does too much PHT cause? hypercalemia
what does too little PTH cause hypocalemia
what are the adrenal cortex hormones? aldosterone, cortisol,
androgens
what is cortisol? stress hormone
what is aldosterone? maintains fluid and electrolytes by
reabsorbing na and excreting K
what do androgens do converts testosterone and estridol
explain what positive feedback is? move the body AWAY from
, homeostasis
give an example of positive feedback
pressure of
child on the
cervix
contractions
begin
more pressure on the
cervix- oxytocin
releases more
contractions
baby is born
explain what negative feedback is? bring the body BACK to
homeostasis
give an example of negative
feedbac
k
glucago
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST
UPDATE GRADED A+ 2026/2027
2 types of hormonal problems?primary and secondary
primary hormonal problem is a problem that originates within the gland
itself
secondary hormonal problem is a problem associated with one
organ that results in disease of another organ
what does ADH do? prevents fluid loss via urination
*holds onto and reabsorbs the water
what are the thyroid hormones T3, T4, calcitonin, TSH
what do thyroid hormones do? regulates
metabolism and
controls: HR
Muscle
, s
Digestio
n
growth &
developm
ent brain
function
What does the parathyroid (PTH) hormone do? pulls calcium out of the
bones and into the bloodstream
what does too much PHT cause? hypercalemia
what does too little PTH cause hypocalemia
what are the adrenal cortex hormones? aldosterone, cortisol,
androgens
what is cortisol? stress hormone
what is aldosterone? maintains fluid and electrolytes by
reabsorbing na and excreting K
what do androgens do converts testosterone and estridol
explain what positive feedback is? move the body AWAY from
, homeostasis
give an example of positive feedback
pressure of
child on the
cervix
contractions
begin
more pressure on the
cervix- oxytocin
releases more
contractions
baby is born
explain what negative feedback is? bring the body BACK to
homeostasis
give an example of negative
feedbac
k
glucago
