Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is homeostasis

A

Maintenance of a relatively stable internal environment

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2
Q

Lack of homeostasis causes _____ and ____

A

disease and death

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3
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Regulation pathways start with

A

sensors that detect deviations from a normal equilibrium

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4
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Sensors usually feedback into the ___/____ ___, which triggers a _____

A

brain
nervous system
response

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5
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The response releases some kind of _____ which make appropirate adjustmens to counter or aid the change

A

effector

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6
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Types of feedback loops:

A

Positive feed back is less common and amplifies a change

Negative feedback loops are a triggered response that inhibit a certain effect.

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7
Q

sweating in response to heat is a _____ feedback loop

A

negative

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8
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Antagonistic effects refer to ______ impacts/effectors

A

opposite

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9
Q

Shivering versus sweating is a/an_______ effect

A

antagonistic

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10
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______ regulation is when cells automatically respond to some environmental queue

A

Intrinsic

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11
Q

An example of _____ regulation, when oxygen levels decline in a tissue, The cells release chemicals that dilate local blood vessels. This dilation increases the rate of blood flow and provides more
oxygen to the region.

A

intrinsic

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12
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______ regulation results from the activities of the nervous system or endocrine system, two organ systems that control or adjust the activities of many systems simultaneously.

A

Extrinsic

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13
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An example of _____ regulation, your nervous system issues commands that increase your heart rate so that blood will circulate faster. Your nervous systems also reduces blood flow to less-active organs, such as the digestive tract. The oxygen in circulating blood is thus saved for the active muscles.

A

extrinic

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14
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An example of _____ regulation : U eat a snickers and your blood glucose goes up so your body releases insulin from the pancreas (a hormone) that stimulates glucose receptors and glucose goes down. When glucose is low, insulin goes away.

A

extrinsic

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15
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_______ is an _____ change such as the increased size of the thoracic cavity in people living at high altitudes

A

adaptation

evolutionary

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16
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________ is a ________ change that results in improved functioning of an already existing system.

A

Acclimation

temporary

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17
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Acclimation is ______ whereas adaptation is not

A

reversable

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18
Q

Level of organization order

A

Cells

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19
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A ______ stem cell can become any type of cell

A

totipotent

20
Q

A _______ stem cell can become anything but are embryonic, they cant create a new organism

A

Pluripotent

21
Q

_______ stem cells can become limited things. adult stem cells are located in some organs and are ______

A

multipotent

22
Q

Humans are 50-60% ____

23
Q

Intracellular means ___ the cells

24
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Extracellular means _____ the cells

25
Fluids are separated by ______ and can exchange fluids
membranes
26
Exocrine glands are derived from from ______ tissue
epithelial
27
Blood is a _____ tissue
connective
28
Most of our water is located inside our cells. ICF>Interstitial> extra cellular
absorb
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Negative feedback is the most/least common form of regulation
most
30
Atoms are made up of _____,______, and _____
protons electrons neutrons
31
Valence electrons are generally the electrons that react
ye
32
Nonpolar covalent atoms share electrons ______
equally
33
____ ____ refers to the ability of some liquids to flow through small areas without assistance or even against gravity
capillary action
34
PH formula
PH=log(1/H+M)
35
Sugars formula
C1H2O1
36
Polysacharrides =
starch
37
Glycogen is
a condensed (storage) form of glucose stored in the liver and muscular skeletal area.
38
The liver can/cant break down glycogen when blood glucose is low while the muscular skeleton glycogen can/cant
can | can't
39
all lipids are hydrophobic/hydrophillic
hydrophobic
40
Steroids include ______
triglycerides
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Triglycerides are made up of _ fatty acids and a _____ backone
3 | glycerol
42
Saturated fatty acids refer to _____ fat chains while unsaturated refers to fat chains with _____ chains
straight (single bond) | bent (double bonded causes bending)
43
Phospholipids have a hydrophillic (polar) head and hydrophobic tail, but only hydropobic (nonpolar) things readily get through
absorb
44
Cholesterol is a _____
steroid
45
Phospholipids are/are not amipathic
are
46
_____:a precursor for other steroids, hormones, regulation of cell membrane fluidity
cholesterol
47
Prostoglandins are
type of lipid that comes from phospholipids. serves as communication molecules between cells in the same organ. (hormones)