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Homeostasis
The body’s attempt to stay within a normal and healthy range
Small Fluctions
are okay because changes happen an to ever changing environment
Homeostasis is when
The body is pretty good at remaining fairly stable
Normal level is called…
set point range
Normal temperature in the body
Temperature at 99 degrees
Normal adult blood sugar level
Blood sugar levels between 70 and 140 mg/dL ( fairly wide range of normal at different times of the body depending on when you have eaten )
Normal adult examples in WHITE BLOOD CELLS LEVELS
4,000 to 11,000 cells microliter
WHAT DO OUR BODIES DO WHEN WE ARE OUT OF THE SET POINT RANGE
Positive and negative loops
Feedback loops
A cycle in the body in which it attempts to regulate its set range
Positive feedback loops 1
Increases or amplifies what is already occurring in the body
Positive feedback example 1
Chemical that is released when a mother is giving birth it increases
Positive feedback loop example 2
A bacterial infection causing a continual increase in body temperature
Negative feedback loops
Decreases or inhibits what is already occurring in the body
Negative feedback loops ex 1
sweating causes your body to cool off
Shivering that cause friction to increase body temperature
What happens when blood sugar levels are high (HYPER GLYCEMIC)
Insulin is released by the pancreas when blood sugar is too high
what occurs when blood sugar is high
Insulin causes the cells to take in sugar From the blood stream and store it for later
what happens when blood sugar levels are low
Glucagon is released by the liver and instructs that stored sugar to be released back into the blood stream
what occurs when blood sugar is low in the body?
You often feel dizzy before this happens and the release of sugar brings you back to normal