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feedback systems Flashcards

(5 cards)

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The role of the hormone adrenaline in the body

A

1.Produced by adrenal glands in times of fear/stress
2.Increasing heart rate to boost delivery of oxygen & glucose to the brain&muscles
3.More energy released via respiration
4.To prepare body for fight or flight

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role of the hormone thyroxine in the body

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1.Released from thyroid gland
2.Stimulates BMR
3.Plays an important role in growth&development

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3
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Describe what happens in negative feedback

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1.Receptors detect levels too low/high
2. Effectors respond to counteract change
3.Levels restored to normal/original

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4
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Describe how thyroxine is controlled by negative feedback (levels in blood lower than normal)

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1.Pituitary gland secretes more TSH
2.Stimulating thyroid to release more thyroxine
3.Levels in blood rise to normal

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5
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Describe how thyroxine is controlled by negative feedback (levels in blood higher than normal)

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1.Thyroxine inhibits TSH from pituitary gland
2.Less thyroxine released from thyroid gland
3.Levels in blood descrease back to normal

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