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Dyck 19
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Set Points are influenced by (3): | gender, hormonal status, age |
| Stress and Sleep deprivation can: | affect the daily variation of set points in body temperature, temperature stays high |
| Minor Brain Injury causes a ________ temperature and __________ variation | higher, less |
| Responses to stress through temperature: | Behavior, Metabolism, Vascular Smooth Muscle, Hair Smooth Muscle |
| Predictable Range: | Over a period of time, the "healthy range" |
| What is required to bring variables back to healthy range: | Homeostatic Processes |
| The total healthy scope an individual can react to | Reactive Scope |
| Above the reactive scope limit | Homeostatic Overload |
| Below the reactive scope limit | Homeostatic failure |
| A ________ kills pathogens | Fever |
| Temperature overload causes: | cellular tissue damage |
| Low Grade Fever + Hot Day + Exercise | Temperature overload |
| Alcohol+Cold Water+Canoe Tipping | Homeostatic Failure |
| Reactive Scope can be reduced due to: | Prolonged stressed |
| Running on a hot humid day leads to dilation of vessels in the skin to dissipate heat. This further reduces total peripheral resistance, leading to decrease in mean arterial pressure, This is an example of: | Restoring one variable to its normal set point can compromise the ability to regulate another |
| Examples of Walkerton, 9/11, Chilean Miners | |
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