Chap 1: Feedbacks Flashcards

1
Q

what’s the most common type of homeostatic mechanism

A

Negative Feedback

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2
Q

Why is negative feedback negative?

A

The response moves the variable opposite to the deviation set point

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3
Q

what does Negative Feedback prevent?

A

sudden, severe changes in the body

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4
Q

examples of negative feedback:

A

body temperature, blood pressure, glucose level in the blood

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5
Q

Whats the most uncommon feedback mechanism in the body?

A

Positive Feedback

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6
Q

Change/deviations is intensified, instead of reversed for ….

A

positive feedback

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7
Q

activity of effector is initially ____, instead of _______

A

increased, decreasing

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8
Q

Positve feedback is ____-lived

A

short-lived

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9
Q

what kind of conditions does positve feedback produce?

A

unstable conditions

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10
Q

Will positive feedback lead to homeostasis?

A

yes

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11
Q

examples of positive feedback

A

blood clotting, uterine contractions during childbirth

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