Unit 4 Homeostasis Lesson 1 2.0 Flashcards
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What is homeostasis?
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The physiological state of the body in which the internal physical and chemical conditions are maintained within an acceptable or tolerable range, suitable for essential biological processes.
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What is homeostasis not?
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It is not a steady state or a constant condition, but rather a system that is constantly adjusted in response to changes in the environment.
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What are some examples of changes in the environment that affect homeostasis?
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During exercise, fatigue, extreme temperatures.
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What must be monitored for homeostasis?
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Several key parts including fluids and conditions, internal temperature, hormone levels, pH, flow, glucose, etc.
