BSC2023 Lab 4_ Bozeman Video 1

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1. Explain the process of how your body uses hormones to increase body temperature when an individual experiences a drop in body temperature in her extremities. 2. Explain using an example how hormones can have an inhibitory response and why this would happen in the human body.  2-3 sentences for both, ASAP

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Can you help me, please?1. Briefly explain how body temperature is regulated by the negative feedback loop.  2. Explain how blood pressure is controlled by negative feedback loop (baroreceptor reflex). 3. Explain how blood glucose level is regulated by negative feedback loop.

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Imagine you are a college student volunteering for a nonprofit cancer organization that houses people facing cancer and their caregivers when their cancer treatment is far away. You a helping host a dinner to celebrate those who have completed treatment and get to return to their homes all across the world. This event will have celebratory dancing, a wholesome dinner, and fun rounds of bingo and more. 1. list and explain two specific concepts/topics that you anticipate learning about through this activity and two things that you anticipate caring about through this activity. 2. At this point it is unclear as to whether you will be interacting directly with cancer patients/survivors. However, for the time being, assume that you will. How do you anticipate that you will handle the situation? List three questions that you would like to pose to a cancer patient/survivor. (For this question, answer by choosing (and stating in your response) a patient age and a type of cancer that best…

Can you help me, please?1. What happens when our body deviates away from homeostasis?2. Which feedback loops mostly help in bringing things back to homeostasis?

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Which of the following is not true for f negative feedback loops? A. In a negative loop, the response to the signal or stimulus decreases the original signal or stimulus. B. Negative feedback loops maintain homeostasis. C. Negative feedback loops are temporary. D. There are many more instances of negative feedback loops in the human body than positive feedback loops.

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Outline the events that shows the negative feedback loop that happens when you (choose only one): get a wound, consume too much sugar, get hot by being in a humid place, feel cold, drink too much water, touch a hot surface, get pinched or pricked, or are in a poorly lit room. You are encouraged to do research on the mechanisms that enables the responses for these.

1. Jesse age 27 complaints of muscle spasm, sweating abdominal pain and diarrhea. You know that her temperature is 101, pulse is 120 and her BP is 186/92. In reviewing her medications you note but she is taking fluoxetine (Prozac) and Sertraline (Zoloft), which life threatening events may she be experiencing? a. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome b. Monamine oxidase crisis c. Serotonin syndrome d. Hyperpyrexia

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C.O Prediabetes D.O Type 1 diabetes 57. Which of the following is a category covered in a standard code of ethics? A.O Bias B.O Observing C. Communication D.O Confidentiality 58. Which of the following is a common site to measure the pulse in humans?

Can someone help with this flow chart part of my lab? Please help me understand the Negative Feedback. Thank you.

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Drag the labels onto the diagram to categorize the processes and location of negative feedback in the body.

1 and 2 questions pls 1.) The sympathetic nervous system secretes epinephrine at its axon terminals in the internal organs and the adrenal medulla secretes it into the bloodstream . Which of the following statements which compare the two sources of epinephrine is (are ) correct ? 1. Epinephrine from the sympathetic system is released faster . 2. Epinephrine from the sympathetic system is released more slowly 3. The effects of epinephrine from the adrenal medulla last longer . 4. The effects of epinephrine from the adrenal medulla disappear more quickly a.) 3 only B.) 1 only C.) 1 and 3 D.) 2 and 4 2.) The nervous system and the endocrine system are very closely related in the way they maintain homeostasis One of the important shared characteristics is that they both A.)send information through the body via action potentials B.) send information through the body via the blood stream C.) function independently of conditions in the external environment D.) produce chemicals…

Part A - Diabetes Read each sentence and decide whether it describes type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, or both. Drag the terms on the left to the appropriate blanks on the right to complete the sentences.

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give example of homeostatic regulation through negative feedback and positive feedback loop. Also, kindly provide an explanation for study thanks.

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Choice 1. Parathyroid Hormone (PTH) causes the kidneys to retain Ca2+.  That means the kidneys keep calcium in the blood rather than let it go out into the urine.  The target cells here are cells lining kidney tubules, which make urine. Calcitriol causes the small intestine to absorb more calcium from your food.  (think about what that means- you don't always absorb all of the calcium from your food- if you have plenty, some of it stays in the digestive tract and goes out with the feces!)  The target cells here are cells lining the small intestine, which are responsible for moving nutrients from the lumen of the intestine into the blood. Both hormones exert their effect by causing their target cells to insert more calcium transporters into their membranes.  The water-soluble hormone uses cAMP as a second-messenger.  Incidentally, PTH also causes cells of the kidneys to activate more calcitriol, and tells cells of the bone to release some stored calcium to the blood. a. Are these…

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8.Mrs. Riley is being readmitted to your hospital unit withcomplications related to her diabetes. A coworker voices herfrustrations and says, “We’ve taught her everything she needsto know to do a better job of managing her diabetes. I don’tknow what more we can do.” How do you respond.

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39 words A school-age child present with new-onset type 1 diabetes mellitus. The nurse should recognize the caregiver demonstrates understanding of how to manage the child's illness by which statement? 30) X A. Long-acting insulin is administered before each meal. B. Index fingers should be used for blood glucose testing. C. Blood glucose stability can be achieved with a restricted diet. D. Insulin injection sites are rotated between arm and legs. Accessibility: Investigate English (United States)