BIOL 2213 ALL CHAPTERS QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED
homeostatsis
(chapter 1)
- dynamic constancy of the internal environment, the maintenance
- is the principle function of physiological framework for understanding most
physiological processes
examples of homeostasis
(chapter 1)
blood pH, body temperature, O2 levels, hormones,
negative feedback
(chapter 1)
main mechanism of homeostasis, the stimulation of a response by a change in a
monitored physiological variable that opposes the initial change
positive feedback
(chapter 1)
,- type of regulation that responds to a change in conditions by initiating responses that
will amplify the change
- takes organism away from a steady state
sensors (negative feedback loop)
(chapter 1)
located in the body to detect change and send information
integrating center (negative feedback loop)
(chapter 1)
assesses chnage around the set point
effector (negative feedback loop)
(chapter 1)
makes the appropriate adjustments to counter the change from the set point
,integumentary system function
(chapter 1)
protection, thermoregulation, and water retention
integumentary system organs
(chapter 1)
skin, hair, nails, sweat glands
nervous system function
(chapter 1)
regulation of other body systems
nervous system organs
(chapter 1)
brain, spinal cord, nerves
endocrine system function
(chapter 1)
, secretion of regulatory molecules (hormones)
endocrine system organs
(chapter 1)
hormone-secreting glands (pituitary, thyriod, and adrenal glands)
skeletal system function
(chapter 1)
movement and support
skeletal system organs
(chapter 1)
bones and cartilage
muscular system function
(chapter 1)
movement of the skeleton
ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED
homeostatsis
(chapter 1)
- dynamic constancy of the internal environment, the maintenance
- is the principle function of physiological framework for understanding most
physiological processes
examples of homeostasis
(chapter 1)
blood pH, body temperature, O2 levels, hormones,
negative feedback
(chapter 1)
main mechanism of homeostasis, the stimulation of a response by a change in a
monitored physiological variable that opposes the initial change
positive feedback
(chapter 1)
,- type of regulation that responds to a change in conditions by initiating responses that
will amplify the change
- takes organism away from a steady state
sensors (negative feedback loop)
(chapter 1)
located in the body to detect change and send information
integrating center (negative feedback loop)
(chapter 1)
assesses chnage around the set point
effector (negative feedback loop)
(chapter 1)
makes the appropriate adjustments to counter the change from the set point
,integumentary system function
(chapter 1)
protection, thermoregulation, and water retention
integumentary system organs
(chapter 1)
skin, hair, nails, sweat glands
nervous system function
(chapter 1)
regulation of other body systems
nervous system organs
(chapter 1)
brain, spinal cord, nerves
endocrine system function
(chapter 1)
, secretion of regulatory molecules (hormones)
endocrine system organs
(chapter 1)
hormone-secreting glands (pituitary, thyriod, and adrenal glands)
skeletal system function
(chapter 1)
movement and support
skeletal system organs
(chapter 1)
bones and cartilage
muscular system function
(chapter 1)
movement of the skeleton
