Feedback Mechanisms Flashcards

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The collection of glands that products hormones that regulate metabolism, growth and development, tissue function, sexual function, reproduction, sleep, and mood, among other things

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endocrine system

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are chemical substances produced by endocrine gland

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hormones

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the tendency for an organism or cell to maintain a constant internal environment within tolerance limits

in simpler terms, its a process of self regulating. Maintaining internal stability while adjusting to external change

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homeostasis

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physiological processes are commonly moderated via two distinct feedback mechanisms:

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positive and negative feedback

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5
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cannot make their own food

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heterotrophic

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its job is to break down large, complex molecules to small, simpler molecules absorbable by cells

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digestive system

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animals can be classified into two

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invertebrates and vertebrates

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animals having gastrovascular cavity include

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platyhelminthes and cnidaria

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they digest their food a tube or cavity with only one opening that serves as both mouth and anus

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gastrovascular cavity

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a pathway which recieves food through mouth on one end and eliminates wastes through the anus on another

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alimentary canal

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what are the four types of digestive systems among vertebrates

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monogastric, avian, ruminant, and pseudo-ruminant

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single stomach chamber

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monogastric digestive system

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process by which animals take in food using their mouth

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ingestion

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14
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process by which food is broken down in mouth mechanically

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mastication

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15
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what does saliva contain

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ptyalin

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16
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what do birds NOT do with their food

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masticate

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this is where food is stored in birds

18
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where gastric juices are secreted to digest the food in birds

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proventriculus

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where the food is mechanically ground in birds

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what is a characteristic found in ruminant digestive systems?

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the multiple compartments of a ruminant digestive system

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rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum

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largest chamber of a ruminant digestive system

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bacteria found in rumen are

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small pouch that traps foreign materials which the ruminant animal may have swallowed

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grinds the food and water from it (ruminant animal)
omasum
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serves as true stomach that it functions similarly as the stomach of monogastric animals
abomasum
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a digestive chamber where stomach has three chambers
pseudo-ruminant digestive system
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three chambers of pseudo ruminant digestive system
reticulum, omasum, and abomasum
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consists of organs that allow gas exchange
respiratory system
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respiratory organs
skin, gills, tracheal system, and lungs
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where does diffusion take place in a worm
thin skin
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breathing organ of a frog
lungs
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what do fish and other aquatic organisms use for gas exchange
gills
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two types of gills:
internal and external
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insects breathe with a network of tiny tubes called
tracheae
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pair of organs divided into small chambers filled with capillaries
lungs
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air enters the body through the
nasal cavity
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two main bronchi of trachea
left and right bronchus
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bronchi is subdivided into
bronchioles
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also called airsacs, main site of gas exchange (in humans)
alveoli
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under the lungs is a dome shaped muscle called the
diaphragm