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Why is pH important for biological processes?
Why is pH important for biological processes?
- To regulate blood pressure
- To control nerve impulses
- To increase body temperature
- To ensure proper functioning of biological processes (correct)
What controls the muscles and organs in the respiratory system?
What controls the muscles and organs in the respiratory system?
- pH levels
- Baroreceptors
- Nerve impulses (correct)
- Blood pressure
How is blood pressure regulated?
How is blood pressure regulated?
- By a positive feedback mechanism
- Via a homeostatic mechanism (correct)
- Through glucose regulation
- By increasing body temperature
What happens if blood pressure rises too high?
What happens if blood pressure rises too high?
What is the role of baroreceptors in monitoring blood pressure?
What is the role of baroreceptors in monitoring blood pressure?
In what situation would baroreceptors cause vasodilation?
In what situation would baroreceptors cause vasodilation?
Why should blood pressure be carefully regulated?
Why should blood pressure be carefully regulated?
Which part of the brain controls respiratory functions like breathing?
Which part of the brain controls respiratory functions like breathing?
What is the function of vasodilation in blood pressure regulation?
What is the function of vasodilation in blood pressure regulation?
How do cells get oxygen and nutrients through the blood?
How do cells get oxygen and nutrients through the blood?