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Description
Mind Map by Emily Gill, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Emily Gill
almost 5 years ago
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Homeostasis and Response
- Definition
- Maintaining a stable Internal
environment of the body as it attemps to
regulate things such a temperature
water leveks and others.
- Maintaining a stable Internal
environment of the body as it attemps to
regulate things such a temperature
water leveks and others.
- Negative feedback
Counteracts changes
- Receptor detects a stimulus-level is too high, the
coordination center recieves and porcesses this
information and then organises a response,
Effector produces a response which counteracts
the change and restores the optimum level- the
level decreases.
- Receptor detects a stimulus- level is too low,
the coordinator center receives and
processes the information then organises a
response, Effector produces a response which
counteracts the change and restores the
optimum level- the level increases.
- Receptor detects a stimulus-level is too high, the
coordination center recieves and porcesses this
information and then organises a response,
Effector produces a response which counteracts
the change and restores the optimum level- the
level decreases.
- What are Effectors?
- The effector carry on producing the
responce for as long as they're
simulated by the coordination centre.
This might causes the oppposite
problem- making the level change too
much (away from the idea). Luckily the
receptor detects if the level becomes
too different and the negative feedback
response starts again.
- The effector carry on producing the
responce for as long as they're
simulated by the coordination centre.
This might causes the oppposite
problem- making the level change too
much (away from the idea). Luckily the
receptor detects if the level becomes
too different and the negative feedback
response starts again.
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