What are some other examples of positive feedback loops in the human body?

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Q: Are the physiological functions controlled by multiple regulatory systems? How?

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Q: Why is positive feedback not a good way to maintain homeostasis?

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Q: In a negative feedback mechanism,a. the output cancels the input.b. there is a fluctuation above and…

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Q: 5. Which of the following responses is/are regulated by positive feedback mechanism?

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Q: 5. The process of maintaining a relatively stable internal environment is called- ----- 6. In a…

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Q: How do living organisms maintain homeostasis in a vast array of circumstances?

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Q: What 8 things are required to maintain life?

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Q: 7. The structures of the body are organized into successively larger and more complex structures.…

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Q: Can you please elaborate about what is a difference between negative and positive feedback?

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Q: What is the anticipatory component of homeostatic control systems?

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Q: 5. Why do you think you feel tired and lethargic when you have a high fever?

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Q: What are the effects of homeostatic control systems?

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Q: 4- Identify all the components of this particular feedback system and specify the body structures…

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Q: Most homeostatic functions in the body are maintained by (a) exocrine glands (b) negative feedback…

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Q: How are the physiological processes are dictated by the laws of chemistry and physics?

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Q: 2. The number of patients who need organ transplants is increasing from year to year. However, the…

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Q: Distinguish between positive and negative feedback loops. Which mechanisms is generally good for…

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Q: How important is the coordination of body parts and for some parts to act as controller to the…

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Q: 6.) What happens to your body and homeostasis when you work out? a.)You start to shiver to warm the…

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Q: What is the boundary of the human body

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Q: 1. Sketch an example of a homeostatic feedforward. 2. Explain the difference between feedforward and…

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Q: 8. Draw a diagram that shows how the parts of a positive feedback loop interact. (Don't describe a…

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Q: What is the primary function of this body system? O The protection of vital organs from injury O The…

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Q: How does the knowledge of cellular processes help make us personal choices about exercise and diet

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Q: 1. Explain negative feedback in your own words, then diagram an example, either biological or…

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Q: What must a body control system do to maintain homeostasis? Hint: outline the components of a…

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Q: 1. What is homeostasis? a. Fluctuation between high and low values b. Ingestion of enough food to…

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Q: What is the Role of Intercellular Chemical Messengers in Homeostasis?

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Q: does nervous system coordinate and regulate the feedback mechanism in maintaining homeostasis

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Q: 7. Compare and contrast negative feedback and positive feedback. Give an example of each. O

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Q: How are physiological changes characterized?

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Q: How can homeostasis work?

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Q: Define the term negative feedback loop and positive feedback loop and explain how they differ from…

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Q: What is homeostasis?

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Q: 4. If the environment gets cold, we will often shiver in order to: A. keep body temperature the same…

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Q: which of the following scenarios can be classified as a negative feedback loop? a. increase in…

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Q: Why does homeostasis normally involve negative feedback loops rather than positive feedback loops?…

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