| Question 13 | Functions of the anterior pituitary |
| Question 6 | Classfication of oral hypoglycaemics |
| Question 3 | Pharmacology of hydrocosrtisone |
| Question 13 | Excorine function of the pancreas |
| Question 6 | Physiology of the adrenal gland and the actions of aldosterone |
| Question 12 | Control of blood glucose. |
| Question 20 | Structure and function of the hypothalamus |
| Question 10 | Pharmacology of steroids: hydrocortisone. |
| Question 17 | Physiology of the thyroid hormones. |
| Question 6 | Physiology of pancreatic secretion and pharmacology of octreotide |
| Question 6 | Pharmacology of short acting insulin (actrapid). |
| Question 6 | Pharmacology of oral hypoglycaemic drugs |
| Question 24 | Basic chemistery of hormones: steroids vs. peptides |
| Question 24 | Pharmacology of corticosteroids |
| Question 1 | Response to the infusion of 50% dextrose (50ml) |
| Question 11 | Pharmacology of steroids: hydrocortisone, methylprednisolone and dexamethasone. |
| Question 8 | Physiological effects of insulin deficiency |
| Question 9(p.2) | Pituitary hormones and their regulation |
| Question 4 | Regulation of blood glucose |
| Question 3(p.2) | Physiological consequences of hyperthyroidism |
| Question 9 | Response to the infusion of 50ml of 50% dextrose |
| Question 4(p.2) | Physiological response to hypoglycaemia |