a) Develop a Forrester Diagram, based on the schematic below, for blood temperaturehomeostasis. Consider four state variables. Keep in mind that the final goal of themodel is to show how normal body temperature is re-established after aperturbation.Of note, if you draw your solution by hand make sure your scan is readable (not justa bunch of cell phone pictures) and converted to pdfUsing an e-pencil is usually better, or ppt.Thermoregulationcenter in brain isactivated.Temperature risesabove normal.Sweat glands secretesweat that evaporates,cooling the body.Blood vesselsin skin dilate andheat escapes.Homeostasis:Internal body temperatureof approximately 36-38°CBlood vesselsin skin constrict,minimizing heat loss.Skeletal muscles rapidlycontract, causing shiveringwhich generates heat.Temperature fallsbelow normal.Thermoregulationcenter in brain isactivated.b) Write-up the equations (FDEs) for your Forrester Diagram.(Source: Biology on-linetextbook. Pearson,2006)

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Develop a Forrester Diagram, based on the schematic below, for blood temperature homeostasis. Consider four state variables. Keep in mind that the final goal of the model is to show how normal body temperature is re-established after a perturbation. Of note, if you draw your solution by hand make sure vour scan is readable (not just a bunch of cell phone pictures) and converted to pdf Using an e-pencil is usually better, or ppt.

Develop a Forrester Diagram, based on the schematic below, for blood temperature homeostasis. Consider four state variables. Keep in mind that the final goal of the model is to show how normal body temperature is re-established after a perturbation. Of note, if you draw your solution by hand make sure vour scan is readable (not just a bunch of cell phone pictures) and converted to pdf Using an e-pencil is usually better, or ppt.

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Author:Lauralee Sherwood

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Chapter11: The Blood

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