Homeostasis Flashcards

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Definition of homeostasis?

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2
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Explain the advantage of having separate negative feedback mechanisms to control deviations away from normal?

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It gives a greater degree of homeostatic control

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3
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What happens when body temperature is too low? (3)

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  • Less kinetic energy
  • Less successful collisions
  • less ESC
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4
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What happens when body temperature is too high?

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-Enzymes denatured

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5
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What are endotherms?
How do they maintain body temperature?

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  • Mammals, birds
  • By both physiological + behavioural means
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What are ectotherms?
How do they maintain body temperature?

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All other animals (not mammals, birds)
- By behavioural means

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What is the range of blood glucose concentration in cells?

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8
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Where is glucagon secreted?

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Alpha Cells

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9
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Where is insulin secreted?

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Beta Cells

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SECOND MESSENGER MODEL

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QUESTIONS FROM QUESTION PACK

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