5. The following is a sequence of steps that describes the flow of information from an external stimulus to a physiological response: Stimulus →→sensor integrator → effector →→ response When you walk into the cold wearing only a T-shirt, you shiver. a) Identify the stimulus, sensor, integrator, effector, and response in this interaction between you and the cold. (please respond in your blue book) Stimulus Sensor Integrator Effector Response b) i) Explain what shivering accomplishes regarding thermoregulation, and ii) illustrate using the temperature vs time axes below (please redraw into your blue book). Time c) In response to a viral infection, your body mounts a fever in response, i) Explain generally why it does so and ii) describe the steps from infection to the rise in your body's temperature that we have discussed in class. I Temperature

5. The following is a sequence of steps that describes the flow of information from an external stimulus to a physiological response: Stimulus →→sensor integrator → effector →→ response When you walk into the cold wearing only a T-shirt, you shiver. a) Identify the stimulus, sensor, integrator, effector, and response in this interaction between you and the cold. (please respond in your blue book) Stimulus Sensor Integrator Effector Response b) i) Explain what shivering accomplishes regarding thermoregulation, and ii) illustrate using the temperature vs time axes below (please redraw into your blue book). Time c) In response to a viral infection, your body mounts a fever in response, i) Explain generally why it does so and ii) describe the steps from infection to the rise in your body's temperature that we have discussed in class. I Temperature

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