1. Why does a positive feedback loop not usually maintain homeostasis?

A. It always restores balance

B. It never occurs in the body

C. It only works in plants

D. It amplifies change until a specific event ends it, rather than restoring a set point

Correct Answer: D. It amplifies change until a specific event ends it, rather than restoring a

set point

Rationale: Most homeostatic control is negative feedback.

2. A patient's blood glucose rises after a meal. Which sequence correctly desc...