Homeostasis

Vasoconstriction

________ is done to conserve body heat, keep you warm.

Receptors

________ are cells in sense organs that receive information thtat there has been a change and work to respond.

Ectotherm

________ is cold blooded, fluctuating body temperature with environment.

positive feedback loop

A(n) ________ increases the stimulus, moving away from homeostasis and amplifying effects.

Vasodilation

________ is done to cool the body.

Vasoconstriction

________ is when blood cells narrow to reduce heat loss and raise body temperature.

Warm

________ blooded is endotherm, using homeostasis and negative feedback to regulate body temperature.

hypothalamus

The ________ is the part of the brain regulating homeostasis.

Homeostasis

________ is regulated by nervous and endocrine systems to maintain balance and stability despite external changes affecting internal environment.

Negative feedback

________ is done with blood sugar and temperature regulation.

Vasodilation

________ is when blood cells expand to increase oxygen to body and sweating and lower body temperature.

Negative feedback

________ with blood sugar: when glucose is too high, insulin is released; if too low, glucagon is released to release more glucose.

Negative feedback

________ is when a variable triggers a response to return to a balance, sometimes creating a negative feedback loop.

If glucose it too high

Insulin is released

If glucose is too low

Glucagon is released