Temperature Regulation Flashcards

1
Q

the area of the brain that regulates body temperature

A

hypothalamus

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2
Q

Temperature sensors are located in the ___ and ____

A

skin and hypothalamus

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3
Q

If the detected temp < set point temp the body will ___ heat

A

generate

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4
Q

if the detected temp > set point temp the body will activate heat ____ mechanism

A

heat loss

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5
Q

the most potent heat generating mechanism

A

shivering

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6
Q

Cite examples of heat generating mechanism

A

shivering, thyroid hormone, decreased sweating, piloerection, skin vasoconstriction (alpha 1), brown fat (beta 3)

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7
Q

receptors that are found in brown fat

A

beta 3

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8
Q

receptors for skin vasoconstriction

A

alpha 1

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9
Q

the most potent heat loss mechanism

A

radiation

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10
Q

cite examples of heat loss mechanisms

A

radiation, convection, sweating, skin vasodilation, decreased heat production

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11
Q

part of the hypothalamus that plays a role for heat loss

A

anterior hypothalamus

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12
Q

part of the hypothalamus that plays a role for heat gain

A

posterior hypothalamus

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13
Q

pyrogens initiate fever by ___ in the hypothalamus

A

increasing the set point temperature in hypothalamus

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14
Q

cytokine implicated in fever

A

IL1

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15
Q

the increase in this prostaglandin increases the set point temperature in hypothalamus

A

PGE2

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16
Q

irreversible of COX that decreases PGE2

A

aspirin

17
Q

this inhibits the release of arachidonic acid from brain

A

steroid

18
Q

[diagnose]

excessive sweating that decreases BP and causes syncope

A

heat exhaustion

19
Q

[diagnose]

high body temperature causing tissue damage

impaired sweating

A

heat stroke

20
Q

[diagnose]

ambient temperature is low, core temp cannot be maintained at set point

A

hypothermia

21
Q

[diagnose]

overexcitation of skeletal muscle that results in excess Ca release from SR due to halothane and succinylcholine

A

malignant hypertension