7. Draw a diagram that shows how the parts of a negative feedback loop interact. (Don't describe a particular example of negative feedback. Try to generalize.) Include set-point, stimulus, sensor, control center, effector, and response in your drawing. Show the direction of response as well.
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- 1. What general type of feedback loop is this? Option a. This is actually no feedback here Option b. Negative feedback loop Option c. Neutral feedback loop Option d. Positive feedback loop Option e. Anticipatory feedback loop 2. In the feedback system shown above, what determines the set point? Option a. The salt content of the blood Option b. The amount of pressure on the wall of the heart Option c. The set point is directly determined by the amount of urine in the bladder Option d. There is no set point because it is positive feedback loop Option e. The set point is determined the amount of natriuretic peptide in the blood Option f. The kidneys 3. How is increased urine production likely to reduce blood volume Option a. Urine production reduces the number of blood cells produced by the bone marrow Option b. Increased urine production remove water from the blood, reducing blood volume Option c. Increased urine production induces a reduction in water absorb from the gut Option d.…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.Draw a diagram that shows how the parts of a negative feedback loop interact. Include set-point, stimulus, sensor, control center, effector, and response in your drawing.
- 1) Which statement about the electric organ is FALSE? A) the electric eel has postively charged cells on one of its body and negatively charged cells on the other B) the electric organ consists of a stack of cells with Na+ channels on one side C) an electric eel can maximize the shock delivered to a prey animal by contacting it with both ends of its body D) in the electric organ positive ions diffusing into the cells make the surrounding membrane positive 2) Which of the following sensory systems does NOT use hair cells with kinocilia and stereocilia that have ion channels at their bases? A) lateral line system B) vestibular apparatus C) hearing D) All of these sensory systems utilize hair cells with kinocilia and stereocilia.8. If a person has abnormal range of hormones in the blood and amount of water in the body, his body’s ___________ will be affected. * a. Stability b. Homeostasis c. Hormones d. MechanismWhich of the following is true of positive feedback? a. The change is opposite that of negative feedback b. The effector turns off the response c. The change is amplified What is the difference between the answers a & b?