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HP Homeostasis

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show the study of how living organisms function  
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show integration of physiology and molecular biology  
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show when physiology goes wrong  
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show cells, tissues, organs, organ system  
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show complex multicellular organisms can be divided and still retain the functions characteristic of life  
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cell differentation is the process of   show
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four major categories of cell functions   show
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thre types of muscle cells   show
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show differentiated cells with common properties that come together  
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show muscle tissue, nervous tissue, epithelial tissue and CT  
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show one type of tissue combined with another type of tissue  
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show groups of organs working together  
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show cardiac and smooth muscle  
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show nervous system...initate, integrate and conduct electrical signals to other cells  
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epithelial cells are specialized for the   show
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epithelial cell types   show
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show epithelial cells...extracellular proteins  
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show connect, anchor and support the structures of the body  
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show basolateral side...apical side  
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show tendons and ligaments  
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blood is considered a type of...because...   show
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show CT...the immediate environment of each cell  
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the matrix serves two general functions 1) it provides...and 2) it transmits   show
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show fibers...collagen and elastin  
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1/3 of all bodily proteins are made of   show
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show similar subunits of organs...kidneys have nephrons  
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circulatory system includes the   show
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show transport blood throughout the body  
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show mouth, salivary glands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small/large intestines, anus, pancreas, liver, gallbladder  
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show digest and aborp nutrients and water and to eliminate waste  
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show glands or organs secreting hormones such as the pancreas, testes/ovaries, hypothalamus, thyroid, pituitary, paraythroids, adrenals, smotahc, small intestine, liver, adipose tissue, heart and pineal gland  
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the endocrine system functions to   show
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immue system includes the...and functions to...   show
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the integumentary system includes the...and functions to...   show
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the lymphatic system includes the...and functions to...   show
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the musculoskeletal system includes the...and functions to...   show
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the nervous system condaints the   show
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the nervous system functions to regulate and coordinate   show
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the reproductive system includes the   show
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show produce/transport sperm or produce eggs, privide a nutritive environment for baby  
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the respiratory system includes the... and functions to...   show
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show kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra....regulate plasma composition through controlled excretion of salts, water and organic wastes  
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show metabolism and replication  
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show fluids that surround each cell and exists in the blood  
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show outside of cells  
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what portion of the extracellular fluid is blood   show
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the portion of the blood in extracellular fluid is called   show
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interstitial fluid is the remaining...which lies...   show
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interstitium is the space containing   show
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the total volume of extracellular fluid is the   show
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show inside the cells  
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show regulate their own activity  
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show capillary  
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who realized that a constant internal environment is required for good health and who coined the term?   show
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homeostasis is a...process in which there is a...   show
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show considerable variation in glucose values over short time periods but less when they are averaged over long periods of time  
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show changes in the extracellular fluid in order to correct the change  
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show particular variable is not changing but in which energy is needed to maintain a constant condition  
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equilibrium is where a particular variable is   show
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set point   show
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stability of an internal environmental variable is achieved by the   show
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negative feedback systems are where an...or..in the variable being regulated brings about...   show
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what plays a vital role in the checks and balances on most physiological variables?   show
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show protein that catalyzes chemical reactions  
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positive feedback loops   show
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the set point of some variables regulated by homeostatic control systems can be reset, that is...   show
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show anticipate changes in regulated variables, improves the speed of bodys homeostatic responses and minimizes fluctuations in the level of the variable being regulated and sends out a signal to the brain before the change occurs  
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show built in response to a particular stimulus  
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show reflex arc  
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the reflex arc contains   show
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a hormone is a type of   show
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a local homeostatic response are...and are initated by..and they induce   show
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show area of the stimulus  
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target cells are   show
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hormones are produced in and secreted from   show
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neurotransmitters are   show
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neurotransmitters diffuse through...and is not released into the...   show
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paracrine substances are   show
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show communicate between cells...extracellular fluid...the very cell that secreted it  
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show one cell to an adjacent cell without entering the extracellular fluid  
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juxtacrine is located in...and allow...   show
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the term adaptation denotes a   show
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show improved functioning of an already existing homeostatic system  
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developmental acclimatization occurs   show
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show setting of the actual hours of the rhythm  
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show a cycle that persists in the absence of environmental cues  
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phase-shift rhythms   show
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show suprachiasmatic nucleus in the hypothalamus is the biological time clock  
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pineal gland secretes   show
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the pool is the body's   show
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negative balance means that   show
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show gain exceeds loss  
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stable balance means   show
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