Homeostasis

Which of the following is not regulated by homeostasis?

• Body Temperature

• Blood Sugar

• Blood pH

• Body Movements

What 2 organ systems control homeostasis?

• Endocrine system and nervous system

• Endocrine system and cardiovascular system

• Nervous system and respiratory system

• Nervous system and cardiovascular system

What is the best definition of homeostasis?

• Keeping a constant temperature

• Taking in oxygen and getting rid of carbon dioxide

• Getting rid of waste

• maintenance of a constant internal environment

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Why is it important to maintain a constant body temperature?

• to stop the multiplication of bacteria in the body

• so that we don't get cold

• to maintain the optimum temperature for enzymes

• so that we have enough energy to move

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What do receptors do?

• Detect a change in the environment

• Process information

• Give a response

• A change in the environment

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What does the coordination centre do?

• Processes information from receptors

• Detects changes in the environment

• Gives the response

• Is a change in the environment

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What is NOT an example of an coordination centre

• brain

• spine

• pancreas

• heart

What is a stimuli?

• Detects a change in the environment

• A change in the environment

• Process information from the receptor

• Gives the response

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What do effectors do?

• Detects the changes in the environment

• processes information from receptors

• Gives the response

• Is the change in the environment

Which are examples of effectors?

• Muscles

• Glands

• Muscles and Glands

• Nervous system