Princ of Bio med: Diabetes, Vital signs, and medical history Flashcards

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What are two examples of a negative feedback loop

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Body temperature and blood sugar

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What are two examples of a positive feedback loop?

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Childbirth and blood clotting

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What is the difference between a positive and a negative feedback loop?

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A negative feedback loop reduces the outcome, creating a balance. A positive feedback loop amplifies the outcome and produces instability

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What is glucose?

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A sugar

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What is insulin?

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A hormone that turns food into energy

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What is glycogen?

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A form of glucose that your body stores in your liver and muscles

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What is glucagon?

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A hormone that your pancreas makes to regular your blood glucose

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What is GLUT 4

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A protein that is stimulated to go toward the plasma membrane

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What are the two types of endocrine cells and where are they

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Alpha cells: In the pancreas, elevate blood glucose
Beta cells: In the pancreas that make insulin

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10
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What are the stages of mitosis?

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Interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, and cytokinesis

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What is an LDL

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A low-density lipoprotein is responsible for transporting cholesterol to the cells. Build up causes high blood pressure. Healthy level- less than 100 mg/dL

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What is an HDL?

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A high density lipoprotein is responsible for moving excess cholesterol from the blood stream and transporting it to the liver. Healthy level- over 60 mg/dL

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What is mitral regurgitation?

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A type of heart murmur that occurs on the left side of the heart, mitral valve does not close and pushes blood back to the left atrium.

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What is wheezing

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Asthma; a high pitched whistling noise caused by narrow airways

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What Is crackles (rales)

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A short clicking, rattling, popping caused by narrowed air ways by fluid

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What is stridor?

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A harsh, shrill sound caused by a partially obstructed windpipe (sounds like a seal barking)

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What is rhonci?

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A snore-lie sound caused by partially obstructed airways

18
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What is blood pressure?

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The pressure that the blood experts against the wall of the artery as it passes through them

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