Feedback Mechanism Flashcards

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1
Q

refers to physiological
processes by which organism
maintain constant and balanced
physical and chemical factors in their
internal environment.

A

Homeostasis

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2
Q

refers to the
environment surrounding cells, that
is, the tissue fluid that envelops each
cell.

A

Internal Environment

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3
Q

occurs when a
change in a factor causes the value
of that factor to rise or fall even further. It is usually harmful but in
certain circumstances, it becomes
useful

A

Positive Feedback

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4
Q

regulatory system in which any change in the
value of a physical or chemical factor will trigger a correction mechanism to reduce that value and vice versa

A

Negative Feedback

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5
Q

detects any change in physical or chemical factors of the internal environment

A

receptors

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6
Q

temperature, blood pressure, and osmotic pressure are examples of _____________

A

physical factors

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7
Q

pH value, sugar concentration, and tissue fluids are examples of _____________

A

chemical factors

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8
Q

the parts of homeostatic control

A

receptors
a control center
a mechanism
effectors

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9
Q

it defines changes

A

control center

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10
Q

executes corrective actions

A

effectors

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11
Q

organs that regulates blood glucose level

A

pancreas and liver

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12
Q

_______ is carried from the intestine to the liver through hepatic portal vein.

A

Simple sugar (glucose)

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13
Q

In the liver, the simple sugar may be:

A

-converted to CO2 and water through cell respiration
-converted into glycogen for storage
-converted into fat to be stored as adipose tissue
-released into the blood stream

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14
Q

True or False
The liver can detect changes in blood glucose level.

A

False, it is detected by pancreas.

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15
Q

Pancreas functions as an endocrine gland to secrete the hormones _____ and _______.

A

insulin, glucagon

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16
Q

Insulin and Glucagon are secreted by the islets of ___________ that comprise two types of cells.

A

Langerhans

17
Q

secrete the hormone glucagon

A

alpha cells

18
Q

secrete the hormone insulin

A

beta cells

19
Q

When is the hormone insulin secreted into the blood to be taken to the liver?

A

when the blood sugar rises

20
Q

When the blood sugar level drops, what hormone is secreted into the blood and transported to the liver?

A

glucagon

21
Q

the constant body temperature for birds

A

40-43°C

21
Q

The regulation of blood glucose is an example of a ___________ mechanism.

A

negative feedback

22
Q

two ways in which homeostatic imbalance can cause disease or malfunction in cells

A

deficiency
toxicity

23
Q

animals that obtain heat from within the body through physiological metabolite processes

A

endothermic animals

24
Q

receptors in the skin that are sensitive to temperature changes in external environment

A

thermoreceptors

25
Q

two primary types of receptors

A

bulb of Krause for cold stimuli
organ of Ruffini for heat stimuli

26
Q

diseases caused by disruption in homeostasis

A

diabetes mellitus
hemophilia
hypothermia

27
Q

acts as a heat regulatory center

A

hypothalamus

28
Q

any disruption to the homeostatic balance in the body

A

homeostatic imbalance