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What is homeostasis?
What is homeostasis?
Homeostasis is the regulation of the internal conditions of a cell or organism to maintain optimum conditions for function in response to internal and external changes.
What are the three conditions in the human body that homeostasis controls?
What are the three conditions in the human body that homeostasis controls?
Blood glucose concentration, body temperature, and water levels.
What are the components of automatic control systems involved in homeostasis?
What are the components of automatic control systems involved in homeostasis?
Receptors, coordination centers, and effectors.
Give examples of coordination centers in the human body involved in homeostasis.
Give examples of coordination centers in the human body involved in homeostasis.
How do effectors contribute to homeostasis?
How do effectors contribute to homeostasis?
Which component in the automatic control systems of homeostasis is responsible for bringing about responses to restore optimum levels?
Which component in the automatic control systems of homeostasis is responsible for bringing about responses to restore optimum levels?
In what way do coordination centers contribute to homeostasis?
In what way do coordination centers contribute to homeostasis?
Which type of responses does homeostasis involve in order to regulate internal conditions?
Which type of responses does homeostasis involve in order to regulate internal conditions?
What are the cells responsible for detecting stimuli or changes in the environment called in the context of homeostasis?
What are the cells responsible for detecting stimuli or changes in the environment called in the context of homeostasis?
How does homeostasis contribute to maintaining optimal conditions for enzyme action?
How does homeostasis contribute to maintaining optimal conditions for enzyme action?
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