Study Guide Ch.1 Intro Flashcards

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Homeostasis Definition of emergent property

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Homeostasis is the regulation of the body‘s internal environment and emergent property is the unique properties that are greater than the sum of its parts example car.

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Teleological

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Thinking about physiological event in terms of adaptive significance. example: why red blood cells transfer oxygen is because cells need oxygen and red blood cells bring it to them states the Why but not the how.

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Mechanistic

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Physiological approach example of the process of how

ex : how do red blood cells carry oxygen by binding to hemoglobin says how but doesn’t emphasize why

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Extracellular and intracellular fluid

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Extracellular fluid: Sea within the body surrounding cells and
intracellular fluid: is the fluid inside the cells

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Mass balance

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An open system that requires equal input and output to maintain homeostasis

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Feed forward control

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Allows for anticipated changes in response loop example smell making you salivate compared to a negative feedback the only response to existing stimulus

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Dynamic steady state

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Dynamic and changing to have a steady level with Input and output from internal and external factors

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Circadian rhythm

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Physical mental and behavioral changes that follow 24 hour cycle

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Disequilibrium

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A steady state can be disequilibrium example internal and X ternal cellular fluid

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acclimatization

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The beneficial physiological adaptation occurs during repeated exposure to a hot environment

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Setpoint

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The level or point at which is variable physiological a state tends to stabilize example body temperature or weight

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Systemic

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Entire body system reflex control automatic nervous system example blood pressure

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Describe the relationship between structure and function and provide examples with in biological systems

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The ability of an individual molecule to bind or interact with other molecules is essential for biological function. A molecules function depends on its structure or shape and even a small change to the structure of shape may have significant effects on function example: hand has a certain function and the ears unction

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Describe the concepts of mass balance and dynamic steady state as they relate to homeostasis and provide examples

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Mass balance: is an open system of equal and put an equal output I needed for homeostasis
the dynamic state: is the constant change of the body composition in order to maintain mass balance
Example water in body maintains blood pressure 

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List and describe the components of simple control systems. In what ways are local control is utilized the body and how do they differ from reflex controls

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Simple control system: input signal, integrating center, output signal.
Local control: simplest form of a control system that uses paracrine and autocrine signals restricted to cell tissue at which the change took place.
Reflex control: more complex control system involving a long distant systemic regulation that utilizes the nervous and endocrine systems that are reflexes that automatically happen via autonomic nervous system that can be broken into component response loops And feedback loops. Ex blood pressure.

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Describe the two broad components that make up a reflex control system compare the components of a simple control system to that of a response loop in reflects control. use examples

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Response loop: Expanded from simple control system seven components stimulus, sensor, input signal, integrating system, output signal, target, response example: aquarium water temperature control system set point with acceptable range.

Feedback loop: monitoring and feeding back to modulate/influence the input signal ***

** draw on white board **

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Describe and contrast negative and positive feedback loops which is more common and give examples of each what are the effects on homeostasis

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Negative feedback loop: creates homeostatic acts to oppose or remove the input signal and stabilize the regulated variable most common reflects in the body.

Positive feedback loop: used for special purpose or not homeostatic responses, reinforces the stimulus rather than opposing. Response goes temporary out of control. Example uterine contractions during child birth

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Explain how setpoints can vary among individuals or within the same person what effect does sensor sensitivity have on maintaining stability

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Someone who is Taller has a higher setpoint of a higher caloric intake and someone who is shorter. Example of fish tank for sensor sensitivity is plus or -1°C. The smaller/more sensitive equals more precise keeps it more stable