Nau bio 192 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

BIO 192 NAU Final

BIO 192 NAU Final

BIO 192 - NAU - Final.

BIO 192 Exam 2 NAU Study Guide Solutions 3 Traits of Skeletal Muscle - ANSWER-Striated Multi Nuclei Voluntary 3 Traits of Cardiac Muscle - ANSWER-Striated Single Nuclei Involuntary 3 Traits of Smooth Muscle - ANSWER-Smooth Single Nuclei Involuntary What are the 2 main branches of the nervous system - ANSWER-central nervous system and peripheral nervous system What does the CNS include - ANSWER-Brain and spinal cord ©EMILLECT 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLI...

Homeostasis maintenance of an internal state What 2 variables regulate homeostasis? glucose levels, blood pressure What is Type 1 diabetes? the body/beta cells does not PRODUCE insulin What is Type 2 diabetes? the body does not RESPOND to insulin, a cure is exercise What are the 3 parts of a Negative Feedback Loop? sensor, integrator, effector What is threshold the DIFFERENCE where the integrator decides the variation between the action value and the set point is too big What is error sig...

Homeostasis maintanence of an internal state that is distinct from the external environment and is defending against changes Examples of Homeostatic variables temp, pH, fluid volume, glucose, sodium, oxygen tension, Co2 tension Set Point the value we want to maintain Type 1 Diabetes pancreas stops producing insulin Type 2 Diabetes body forms insulin resistance Negative Feedback loop A process in which a change from the normal range of function that opposes or resists that change 3 compo...

Homeostasis maintanence of an internal state that is distinct from the external environment and is defending against changes Examples of Homeostatic variables temp, pH, fluid volume, glucose, sodium, oxygen tension, Co2 tension Set Point the value we want to maintain Type 1 Diabetes pancreas stops producing insulin Type 2 Diabetes body forms insulin resistance Negative Feedback loop A process in which a change from the normal range of function that opposes or resists that change 3 compo...

How living systems respond to stresses, like exercise, heat, or high altitude Homeostasis Describes the compensatory processes by which the body functioned to limit variations in the internal environment Homeostasis Body Temp, BP, Blood glucose concentration, Blood gas concentration Homeostatically Regulated Parameters the value you want to maintain Set Point Sensor, Integrator, and Effector Negative Feedback Loop Tangible Components The part of the body that can sense/detect the regulate...