Necessary Life Functions & Survival Flashcards

1
Q

let some substances in and keep some out

A

Maintaining Boundaries

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2
Q

Internal movement and ability to move through surroundings

A

Movement

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3
Q

Reacting to changes in the environment

A

Responsiveness

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4
Q

Breaking down and absorbing nutrients

A

Digestion

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5
Q

building larger molecules from smaller ones and breaking down of larger molecules into smaller ones

A

Metabolism

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6
Q

Removal of waste

A

Excretion

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7
Q

Production of offspring

A

Reproduction

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8
Q

Increase in cell size or overall body size

A

Growth

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9
Q

What are the 5 basic survival needs?

A

Nutrients, Oxygen, Normal body temp, Water, Normal Atmospheric pressure

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10
Q

Homeostasis

A

Maintaining stable conditions despite changes in your environment

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11
Q

Feedback mechanisms

A

Help maintain Homeostasis

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12
Q

Describe Negative feedback

A

Feedback inhibition, when the body becomes imbalanced receptors tell the brain and the brain sends signals to to different body systems, then they push to maintain homeostasis.

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13
Q

Give example of Negative Feedback

A

AC temperature control

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14
Q

Describe positive feedback

A

when something is broken in the body the body will push for body systems to heal what’s broken. it will keep pushing until its healed creates positive feedback loop

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15
Q

Give an example of Positive feedback.

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blood vessel breaks, platelets are pushed to the area, then chemicals are released to attract more, this continues in the loop until the vessel is healed

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