U1 Introduction: Overview Flashcards

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metabolism

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sum of all catabolic and anabolic reactions in body

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2
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anabolism

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small, simple molecules assembled into larger, more complicated ones, requires energy

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3
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catabolism

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larger, complex molecules broken into smaller, simpler ones, releases energy

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4
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4 requirements for life

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oxygen, nutrients, temperature and atmospheric pressure ranges

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5
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oxygen

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key in chemical reactions, esp. ATP; brain requires ample oxygen

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6
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nutrients

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water, energy-yielding and body-building, micronutrients

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7
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narrow temperature range

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chemical reactions and structures deteriorate out of certain conditions

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8
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narrow atmospheric pressure range

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keeps blood gases dissolved, allows for breathing

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9
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set point, normal range

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physiological value around which normal range fluctuates, healthy/stable values around set point

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10
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negative feedback

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reverses a deviation from set point

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11
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positive feedback

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intensifies a deviation from a set point

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12
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sensor/receptor

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monitors physiological value

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13
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control center

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compares value to normal range

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14
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effector

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causes change to reverse detected deviation

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