Match each birth control drug below with the receptor to which it binds.InstructionsDrag and drop application.EthynylestradiolEthynylestradiol drop zone empty.NorethindroneNorethindrone drop zone empty.Progesterone receptorEstrogen receptor

Match the following classes of hormones with the correct description.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Peptide hormonePeptide hormone drop zone empty.Steroid hormoneSteroid hormone drop zone empty.Bind to plasma membrane receptors functioning as a first messengerDiffuse through the plasma membrane before binding to a receptor in the nucleus or cytoplasmNeed help? Review th

Match the hormonal birth control method to its well-known brand name.Drag and drop options on the right-hand side and submit. For keyboard navigation...SHOW MOREPress space or enter to grab Plan B; Next Choice; EllaBirth control injectionPlan B; Next Choice; EllaPress space or enter to grab Depo-ProveraBirth control patchDepo-ProveraPress space or enter to grab NuvaRingBirth control implantNuvaRingPress space or enter to grab NexplanonBirth control ringNexplanonPress space or enter to grab Ortho EvraEmergency contraceptiveOrtho Evra

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applySelect all of the correct statements regarding norethindrone and ethynylestradiol, which are compounds in synthetic birth control pills.Multiple select question.They need to be taken in very large doses.They are more potent than the natural hormones they are mimicking.They contain carbon-carbon triple bonds.They are not similar in structure to female sex hormon

Match the hormone with where it is produced and/or secreted.InstructionsDrag and drop application.AldosteroneAldosterone drop zone empty.ADHADH drop zone empty.ANHANH drop zone empty.Posterior pituitaryAdrenal glandsAtria of the heart

Match each hormone produced by the placenta with its effect on the mother's body.InstructionsDrag and drop application.EstrogenEstrogen drop zone empty.Peptide hormonesPeptide hormones drop zone empty.ProgesteroneProgesterone drop zone empty.Increased uterine blood flow; increased protein synthesis by the liverIncreased insulin resistanceRelaxation of smooth muscle; reduced uterine motility