According to the idea that there is a limited amount of energy available inthe body, what are considered to be the major physiologic processes whenan individual is in energy balance:reproduction, cellular maintenance, body temperature regulation, growth andlocomotion.O growth, reproduction, protein synthesis and body temperature regulation.locomotion, growth, cellular maintenance and reproduction.O body temperature regulation, cellular maintenance and locomotion.cellular maintenance, growth and reproduction.

Energy balance is accomplished when energy intake is equivalent to energy exhausted. How much energy…

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Regulating blood glucose levels is important. When the concentration of glucose in the blood is too high, it can cause damage. When the concentration is too low, it starves the body of energy. The concentration of blood glucose is regulated according to the diagram above. This homeostatic system can be disrupted by a number of different disorders. For each statement, select TRUE if it is consistent, or FALSE if it is not consistent with the information presented in this diagram and in reference to the three hypothetical disorders provided in the table above. Disorder 1 would result in blood glucose concentrations that are too low (hypoglycemia). Question 2 options: True False After fasting (not eating) for two days, an individual with disorder 3 would have blood glucose concentrations that are too high. Question 3 options: True False The main effector that helps restore blood…
List the three major body compartments. Which compartment is rhe primary energy storage one?
Thermoregulation is the process by which animals maintain an internal temperature within a tolerable range. Which of the following statement is NOT TRUE about Thermoregulation ? Lütfen birini seçin: O a. Endothermic animals generate heat by metabolism O b. Ectothermic animals gain heat from external sources O c. In general, ectotherms tolerate greater variation in internal temperature, while endotherms are active at a greater range of external temperatures O d. Ectothermy is more energetically expensive than endothermy
DneostaSIS means maintaining a stable, approximately constant internal environment within an organism. O ose the external environment is constantly changing (temperature, chemicals, etc.), organisms must have a control system to detecting changes and responding to them.. Anything that must be maintained in the body within a normal range (the "set point") must have a control system. For example, body temperature, blood pressure, and blood glucose levels are all regulated. To cal Immmon ht 16. A homeostatic control mechanism consists of three parts. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word for the analogy below. ast gool The variable or stimulus is the factor that is regulated (ex: room temperature / body temperature). A variable is like a teeter-totter. If it is perfectly balanced in the horizontal position, it is at the normal value called the ibeet (ex: 68° F/98.6° F). The (ex: thermometer / nerves in the skin) senses changes in the variable SC (temperature) and sends information…
37. Which of the following normal physiologic processes uses a positive feedback loop? Group of answer choices regulation of fluid balance temperature regulation childbirth blood pressure regulation
1) Which two forces are most responsible for moving ions into and out of your neurons? magnetic and electric gravity and diffusion reuptake and enzymatic movement diffusion and electrostatic pressure 2) The roughly 90-minute cycle of altertness during the day, which then also affects our sleep cycles at night, is called the biological clock basic rest activity cycle circadian rhythm intradial cycle
2t 3 2) 4a Organ System muscular skeletal system reproductive system respiratory system immune system digestive system circulatory system Function Muscles and support the body. Produces and working together to cause Replaces Protects the body against Group of cells of one type and removes down and then and is where the foetus develops. from blood. substances around the body. The unit of a living organism, contains parts to carry out life processes. food molecules. Group of different tissues working together to carry out a job. Group of different organs working together to carry our a job. Tissue and Number the boxes 1 to 4 to put the body components in order of size. Number 1 should be the smallest component. Number 4 should be the largest component. Organ system Cell Organ
only need the what type of feedback
Which of the following best defines metabolism? adjustments made by an organism to external or internal changes sum of all chemical reactions in the body process by which new cells replace old cells process by which cells become specialized to carry out specific functions
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Which component of a homeostatic control mechanism would the life function "responsiveness" be best associated with? O effector O gland O receptor O muscle none of the above Next ► « Previous
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