Topic 5: Homeostasis and Response Flashcards

1
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what is homeostasis?

A

the control of internal body conditions

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2
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what are the factors in the body that must be kept constant?

A
  • temperature
  • blood glucose levels
  • water levels
  • ions
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3
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what is a stimulus

A

a change in the environment

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4
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what is the receptor and the stimulus for eyes?

A

receptor - light receptor
stimulus - change in light intensity

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5
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what is the receptor and the stimulus for the ears?

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receptor - sound receptor
stimulus - change in sound waves

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6
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what is the receptor and the stimulus for the nose?

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receptor - chemical receptor
stimulus - change in chemicals in the air

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7
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what are the receptors and the stimulus for the skin?

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receptors - temperature/ pressure receptors
stimulus - change in temperature and pressure

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8
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what is the receptor and stimulus for the tongue?

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receptor - chemical receptor
stimulus - change in chemicals in food/drink

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9
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what is a receptor?

A

detects the stimulus

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10
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what are effectors?

A

always a muscle or a gland

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11
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what are the 4 hormones in the body? what are the functions ?
what gland do they come from?

A

oestrogen - thickens the uterus lining - ovaries
FSH - matures the egg - pituitary gland
LH- causes ovulation - pituitary gland
progesterone - maintains the uterus lining - ovaries

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12
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what are the two types of diabetes?
what are the causes?
what are the treatments?

A

1 - genetic - injection of insulin
2 - obesity - exercising more, eat foods low in fats and carbohydrates

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13
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what is a hormone?

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a hormone is a chemical messenger

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14
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what are the three neurones? what is the order?

A

sensory neurone
relay neurone
motor neurone

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15
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what are synapses?

A

gaps

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