Missouri State CMT Practice Test

Which category includes Hormones, Corticosteroids, Thyroid medication, Insulin, and Oral hypoglycemics?

Digestive system medications Reproductive System medications Immune/Lymphatic system medications Endocrine system medications

Correct Answer:

Endocrine system medications

Explanation:

Endocrine system medications include drugs that either are hormones or modify hormonal activity. Hormones are chemical messengers carried in the blood to regulate metabolism, growth, and other body functions. Corticosteroids are steroid hormones produced by the adrenal glands and have widespread effects on metabolism and inflammation. Thyroid medications provide or influence thyroid hormones that set the body's metabolic rate. Insulin is itself a hormone that controls blood glucose. Oral hypoglycemics help manage blood sugar by affecting how insulin works or how glucose is produced and utilized, tying into the body’s hormonal regulation of glucose. Because these drugs all relate to how the body uses or responds to hormones, they fit under endocrine system medications.

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