Body Logs Flashcards

1
Q

What is homeostasis.

A

Regulation of internal environment in response to environmental change.

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2
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What does homeo and stasis mean?

A

Homeo= same, Stasis = still

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3
Q

What is a negative feed back loop?

A

Stimulus > sensor > control > effector > ceases stimulus.

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4
Q

Give an example of a negative feedback loop?

A

Temperature regulation

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5
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What is a positive feedback loop?

A

Effector increases original stimulus and stops when initiator ceases

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6
Q

Give an example of a positive feedback loop?

A

Clotting

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7
Q

Give four features of temperature regulation when hot

A

Vasodilation, pilorelaxation, sweating, stretching out

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8
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Give four features of temperature regulation when cold

A

Vasoconstriction, piloerection, shivering, curling up

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9
Q

Give the negative feedback cascade when body temp exceeds 37 degrees

A

Body temp hot > nerved cells in skin brain > temperature regulation centre > sweat glands > reduces body temp

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10
Q

Is body temp constant?

A

No it fluctuates throughout the day.

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11
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Describe the clotting cascade

A

Break in BV > clotting at site by platelets > release chemokines to attract more platelets > increases clotting further until break is sealed

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12
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What is normal core body temp?

A

36.5-37.5

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13
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What temperature is mild hypothermia?

A

32-35

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14
Q

What temp is severe hypothermia?

A

Below 32

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15
Q

What temperature when u have no vital signs?

A

Below 28

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16
Q

What temperature indicates a fever?

A

Temperature above 38 degrees

17
Q

What temp is heat stroke?

A

40-46

18
Q

What temperature is heat exhaustion?

A

Above 46

19
Q

Name the features of severe hypothermia

A

Shivering stood, rigid muscles, slow and weak pulse, drowsiness.

20
Q

Mild hypothermia symptoms

A

Shivering, fatigue, slurred speech, confusion

21
Q

Fever symptoms

A

Pale sweaty skin, cramps in arms, legs, stomach

22
Q

Heat stroke symptoms

A

Flushed dry skin, hot to touch, strong pulse

23
Q

Heat exhaustion symptoms

A

Unconsciousness, fits, seizures, headaches, dizzy

24
Q

No vital signs

A

Unconscious, dilated pupils, pulse undetectable, synosis

25
Q

What temperature do you regain consciousness after severe hypothermia?

A

At 32 degrees

26
Q

What is the optimal PH

A

7.35-7.45

27
Q

What systems is PH maintained by?

A

Lung respiratory balance and kidneys metabolic balance through respiratory acidosis and renal alkalosis