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B5- Homeostasis Flashcards

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what is homeostasis?

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regulation of the internal conditions of a cell or organism to maintain optimum conditions for functions in response to internal and external changes.

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what are 3 controlled conditions?

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temperature, water, glucose level

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3 components of automatic control?

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receptors, coordination centre, effectors

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what organs can be found apart of the coordination centre?

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brain, spine, pancreas

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what is organs are apart of the central nervous system?

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brain, spine

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what is organs are apart of peripheral nervous system?

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all nervous other than brain + spine

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what stimulus can activate homeostasis?

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light, smell, taste, sound, temperature, pressure

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what are the 3 main parts of homeo stasis?

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receptors, coordination centre, effectors

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what are the 2 types of effectors?

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sweat glands, muscles

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what are adaptations of a nerve cell?

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Mylein, branched connections, long body

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what is mylein?

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An insulator to insulate axon so electrical impulses can be transmitted rapidly

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what are branched connections?

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connect to other nerve cells & form network

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what is the adaptation of having a long body?

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cover more distance

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what are the 3 types of neurons?

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sensory neuron, relay neuron, motor neuron

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where is the sensory neuron found?

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from the receptor to the coordination centre

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where can the relay neurons be found?

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inside the coordination centre

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where can the motor neurons be found?

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from the coordination centre to the effectors

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what is a synapse?

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a gap or junction where there is a connection between neurons ( separated by synaptic clasp)

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how do neurons get across the synapse?

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electrical signal is transformed into chemical transmitters which is diffused across

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what is homeostasis diagram?

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STIMULUS–>RECEPTOR—(sensory neuron)—>synapseCORDINATION–(relay neuron)–CENTREsynapse—(motor neuron)—>EFFECTORS—> RESPONCE

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