Describe set point and how the body keeps variables within a range of normal (within
normal limits near the set point)
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body stays near set point by producing reactions opposite the disturbance
(counter-reaction)
other words for homeostasis
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dynamic equilibrium or dynamic steady state
, The ICF is__________.
a. interstitial fluid
b. plasma
c. both A and B
d. neither A nor B
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D- interstitial fluid and plasma is apart of ECF
Describe the counter-reactions that correct for a disturbance in the body's
temperature
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drop in body temperature- shivering is response, muscle contractions
cause increase in body temperature
increase in body temperature- sweating is response, evaporation of sweat
cools the body
When blood pressure increases, sensory receptors (pressure monitoring nerve cells)
are stimulated and causes a response to __________ blood pressure. This is an example of
_____________ feedback.
a. increase, positive
b. increase, negative
c decrease, positive
d decrease, negative
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normal limits near the set point)
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body stays near set point by producing reactions opposite the disturbance
(counter-reaction)
other words for homeostasis
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dynamic equilibrium or dynamic steady state
, The ICF is__________.
a. interstitial fluid
b. plasma
c. both A and B
d. neither A nor B
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D- interstitial fluid and plasma is apart of ECF
Describe the counter-reactions that correct for a disturbance in the body's
temperature
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drop in body temperature- shivering is response, muscle contractions
cause increase in body temperature
increase in body temperature- sweating is response, evaporation of sweat
cools the body
When blood pressure increases, sensory receptors (pressure monitoring nerve cells)
are stimulated and causes a response to __________ blood pressure. This is an example of
_____________ feedback.
a. increase, positive
b. increase, negative
c decrease, positive
d decrease, negative
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