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What is being regulated here? What type of feedback loop is this? What can cause blood osmolarity to increase What are the set point, control center, the stimuli, the effector(s), and the response(s)? What is the significance of ADH?

What is being regulated here? What type of feedback loop is this? What can cause blood osmolarity to increase What are the set point, control center, the stimuli, the effector(s), and the response(s)? What is the significance of ADH?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Write a paragraph that summarizes the feedback loop to the right (1.25 point) In your paragraph you should at least include responses to the following: What is being regulated here? What type of feedback loop is this? What can cause blood osmolarity to increase What are the set point, control center, the stimuli, the effector(s), and the response(s)? What is the significance of ADH? Osmoreceptors in hypothalamus Hypothalamus trigger release of ADH from posterior pituitary Blood osmolarity increases (such as after sweating profusely). -Posterior pituitary ADH Collecting duct Distal tubule H₂O reabsorption reduces blood asmolarity NORMAL BLOOD OSMOLARITY (285-295 mOsm/L) Specific neurons of hypothalamus generate thirst. Drinking water reduces blood osmolarity.
Transcribed Image Text:Write a paragraph that summarizes the feedback loop to the right (1.25 point) In your paragraph you should at least include responses to the following: What is being regulated here? What type of feedback loop is this? What can cause blood osmolarity to increase What are the set point, control center, the stimuli, the effector(s), and the response(s)? What is the significance of ADH? Osmoreceptors in hypothalamus Hypothalamus trigger release of ADH from posterior pituitary Blood osmolarity increases (such as after sweating profusely). -Posterior pituitary ADH Collecting duct Distal tubule H₂O reabsorption reduces blood asmolarity NORMAL BLOOD OSMOLARITY (285-295 mOsm/L) Specific neurons of hypothalamus generate thirst. Drinking water reduces blood osmolarity.
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