BMSC 207 - Module 1 Solved Rated A+
"Knowledge of _______" - ANSWER-nature
a few reflexes have evolved that allow the body to predict a change is about to occur -
ANSWER-Feed Forward control
A mechanistic approach is a - ANSWER-*mechanism or "how"*
-how do red blood cells transport oxygen?
a Teleological approach is a - ANSWER-*function or "why"*
-why do red blood cells transport oxygen?
Abnormal Physiology is known as - ANSWER-Pathophysiological state
can restore the initial state but cannot prevent the initial disturbance - ANSWER-
Negative Feedback Loop
collection of cells carrying out related functions - ANSWER-tissue
Define Emergent Properties - ANSWER-properties of a *complex* system that cannot
be explained by a knowledge of systems individual components.
Examples of Emergent properties - ANSWER--emotion or intelligence in humans cannot
be predicted from knowing the individual properties of nerve cells
formation of tissues into a structural and functional unit - ANSWER-organ
Homeo= - ANSWER-like or similar
If compensation of internal or external causes fails, what happens - ANSWER-illness or
disease may result
integrated groups of organs - ANSWER-organ system
law of mass balance - ANSWER-if the amount of a substance in the body is to remain
constant, any gain must be offset by an equal loss
most homeostatic reflex control systems in our body are ______ loops - ANSWER-
negative feedback loops
Physiology is an... - ANSWER-integrative science
Physiology often focus on a _________ approach - ANSWER-mechanistic approach
"Knowledge of _______" - ANSWER-nature
a few reflexes have evolved that allow the body to predict a change is about to occur -
ANSWER-Feed Forward control
A mechanistic approach is a - ANSWER-*mechanism or "how"*
-how do red blood cells transport oxygen?
a Teleological approach is a - ANSWER-*function or "why"*
-why do red blood cells transport oxygen?
Abnormal Physiology is known as - ANSWER-Pathophysiological state
can restore the initial state but cannot prevent the initial disturbance - ANSWER-
Negative Feedback Loop
collection of cells carrying out related functions - ANSWER-tissue
Define Emergent Properties - ANSWER-properties of a *complex* system that cannot
be explained by a knowledge of systems individual components.
Examples of Emergent properties - ANSWER--emotion or intelligence in humans cannot
be predicted from knowing the individual properties of nerve cells
formation of tissues into a structural and functional unit - ANSWER-organ
Homeo= - ANSWER-like or similar
If compensation of internal or external causes fails, what happens - ANSWER-illness or
disease may result
integrated groups of organs - ANSWER-organ system
law of mass balance - ANSWER-if the amount of a substance in the body is to remain
constant, any gain must be offset by an equal loss
most homeostatic reflex control systems in our body are ______ loops - ANSWER-
negative feedback loops
Physiology is an... - ANSWER-integrative science
Physiology often focus on a _________ approach - ANSWER-mechanistic approach
