Chapter 1 - Introduction Flashcards

1
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List the levels of organization

A

Cells, tissues(made of multiple of similar cell types), organs(made of multiple tissue), organ system, organism

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2
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What is homeostasis

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Maintenance of a relatively stable internal environment

Parameter

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3
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Why is homeostasis important to maintain

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Helps maintain temp, pH, sodium levels, etc. helps our body function properly

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4
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What are the components of a feedback system to control homeostasis

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Receptor - monitors specific stimulus or change
Control center - receives and processes info from receptor
Effector - organ that responds to control center to carry out the response - restore homeostasis

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5
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Describe a negative feedback

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Response moves parameter in opposite direction from original stimulus
(I.e. internal temp will go down if risen)

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6
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Difference between positive/negative feedback

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Positive feedback will respond in an enhanced form of original stimulus, negative will go the opposite

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7
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How is structure related to function

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Epithelial tissue lining the lungs is thin to allow gas to cross into blood stream
Sperm has flagellum to swim to egg

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8
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What types of gradients drive many physiological processes

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Temp, concentration, pressure

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9
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Example of cell to cell communication

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Nerve cell sends chemical messengers to muscle cells in tissue to contract, this causes the muscle cells to contract together causing movement

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