Regulation

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Described as the maintenance of an internal environment.
HOMEOSTASIS
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An internal environment is maintained within set . . . . . . . . . .
PARAMETERS
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A hormone used to increase blood glucose
GLUCAGON
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Large storage polysaccharide fouond in the liver and muscles
GLYCOGEN
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A gland that secretes insulin
PANCREAS
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The regulation of water is known as?
OSMOREGULATION
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Receptors detect a ......................
STIMULUS
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Thyroxine helps regulate what in the body?
TEMPERATURE
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An example of a hormone involved in both positive and negative feedback is?
OESTROGEN
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These receptors detect pressure.
MECHANORECEPTORS
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The largest organ in the body.
SKIN
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Heat loss from the body via radiation is caused by.....................?
VASODILATION
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Known as the body's thermostat.
HYPOTHALAMUS
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What type of organism gets hotter as the external temperature rises?
ECTOTHERM
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Another name for the breakdown of glycogen.
GLYCOGENOLYSIS
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Name given to the production of glucose from sources other than carbohydrates.
GLUCONEOGENESIS
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A non pancreatic hormone involved in the regulation of blood glucose.
ADRENALINE
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An individual unable to produce insulin is known as insulin ....................?
DEPENDENT
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An internal environment is maintained within set . . . . . . . . . .

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A hormone used to increase blood glucose

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Large storage polysaccharide fouond in the liver and muscles

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