Exam 1: Lab 1 Homeostasis and Negative Feedback System Flashcards

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a healthy individual maintains…

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homeostasis - a relatively constant internal environment

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2
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Homeostasis is maintained by

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cells, tissues, and organs that operate together as negative feedback system

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3
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the negative feedback systems in the human body are parts of the

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nervous and endocrine system

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4
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a graph of a controlled variable shows

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the variable fluctuating around a set point

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5
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external factors does what

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stress the system and cause the variable to increase or decrease

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6
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a normally functioning negative feedback system does what

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detects the change and causes a response that moves the variable back toward the set point

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7
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much of medical diagnosis is based on

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tests that measure controlled variables

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8
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what happens if any of these variable are outside normal range

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a particular illness can be diagnosed

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9
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inherited and environmental differences among individuals result in

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variation in physiological measurements

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10
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normal range of values

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a range of measurement that includes most healthy people

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11
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values outside the range

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may be the result of illness or injury causing a loss of homeostasis

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12
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measurements of an individual will nvary over the course of time…fluctuations are usually result of

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externa factors

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13
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negative feedback responses are

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within normal range of values

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14
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a flow diagram is a useful way of

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organizing the information about a negative feedback system

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15
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flow diagram can be used to

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predict how external factors or damage to parts of the system will change the controlled variable

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16
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The resting heart rate is regulated as a part of

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a larger and more complex negative feedback system that controls blood pressure

17
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the sensor for the negative feedback system that ccontrols blood pressure are

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neurons called baroreceptros

18
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when blood pressure increases…baroreceptors does what

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signal the cardiac center, when then sends a greater number of nerve impulses on parasympathetic nerves to slow the heart rate

19
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when blood pressure decreases, baroreceptors detect

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the change and signal the cardiac center, when then sends fewer parasympathetic impulses and may send more sympathetic nerve impulses which increase heart rate