Introduction to Physiology and Homeostasis 🗸 Flashcards

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Tissue

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group of cells with similar structure and specialized function

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Organs

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made of two or more types of primary tissue which perform a particular function

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Body systems

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two or more organs which work together to perform a related function

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Homeostasis

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the maintenance of steady states within our bodies coordinated by physiological mechanisms

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intrinsic control

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local controls that are inherent in an organ

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extrinsic controls

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regulatory mechanisms initiated outside an organ, accomplished by endocrine and nervous systems

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feedforward

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responses in anticipation of change

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feedback

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responses made because of change

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Positive feedback

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amplify an initial change

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negative feedback

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opposes an initial change

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how does negative feedback promote stability?

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regulation of controlled variables through the flow of information in a closed loop

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main homeostatic control system

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negative feedback

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components of main homeostatic control system

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sensor, control centre, effector

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