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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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childbirth), give another example of a feedback answer briefly by filling out table B. Table A is given as a pattern. Table A Feedback Mechanism Type of Feedback When blood pressure (BP) rises Negative Cells in the walls of the blood vessels: These cells detect the rise in BP and send signals (information) about it to the hypothalamus in the brain. Hypothalamus: This part of the brain receives the information from the receptors. It then sends signals to the heart, instructing this organ to slow down its contractions or beating. Heart: This organ receives the signals from the hypothalamus and responds by slowing down its contractions. This decrease in heart rate (number of heart beats per unit time) leads to a decrease in BP until this parameter goes back to normal. Receptor Control Center Effector Table B Feedback Mechanism Type of Feedback Receptor Control Center Effector
Transcribed Image Text:childbirth), give another example of a feedback answer briefly by filling out table B. Table A is given as a pattern. Table A Feedback Mechanism Type of Feedback When blood pressure (BP) rises Negative Cells in the walls of the blood vessels: These cells detect the rise in BP and send signals (information) about it to the hypothalamus in the brain. Hypothalamus: This part of the brain receives the information from the receptors. It then sends signals to the heart, instructing this organ to slow down its contractions or beating. Heart: This organ receives the signals from the hypothalamus and responds by slowing down its contractions. This decrease in heart rate (number of heart beats per unit time) leads to a decrease in BP until this parameter goes back to normal. Receptor Control Center Effector Table B Feedback Mechanism Type of Feedback Receptor Control Center Effector
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