Chapter 1.5 Flashcards

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Metabolism

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This refers to the collection of chemical reaction in cells that support life

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Water

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is the most abundant substance in the body. REquired for a variety of metabolic proceses

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Food

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refers to substances that provide organisms with necessary chemicals.

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Oxygen

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makes up 1/5 of air. Used to release energy from nutrients.

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HEat

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form of energy present in environment. Amount present partly controls rate at which reactions occur.

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Homeostasis

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Refers to the body’s ability to keep its internal conditions stable, such that its cell can survive. To this end, all cells, whether as part of a tissue, an organ, or an organ system, make some specific contribution

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HHomeostatic Mechanics share what three components?

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Receptors, Control Center, and Effectors

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Receptors

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Are on the lookot. They provide information about specific conditions in the internal environment. A receptor may be as small as a cell or even a protein that is part of a cell

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Control Center

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or decision maker, includes a set point that they try to maintain

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Effectors

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Such as muscles or glands, tae action. They cause appropriate responses

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Negative Feedback

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Occur because the deviation from the set point is corrected, and because the correction reduces the response of the effectors.

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Positive Feedback

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In which a change is not reversed but intensified and the effector activity is initially increased rather than turned off. An example is blood clotting

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