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the mechanism that counteracts a stimulus
Regulation
A control of conditions to maintain homeostasis
Hormones
signaling molecules that regulate the activity of target cells
Glands
groups of cells that secrete chemical substances
endocrine system
collection of glands responsible for sending and receiving hormones
Neuron
a specialised cell that receives and sends messages, also known as a nerve cell
Nervous system
collection of brain,spinal cords and nerves that detect sensory information and coordinate actions
Homeostasis
the maintenance of a stable internal environment
stimulus
a event that triggers a response
systems
collection of tissues and organs responsible for performance life functions
stimulus- response model
a model that describes how a system response to a stimulus
e.g stimulus-receptor-command center-effector-response
metabolism
energy-making reactions in the body
blood pressure
the pressure that circulating blood applies to the walls of blood vessels (arteries)
respiration
the process where mitochondria within cells convert glucose into energy
pharmaceoticals
a variety of medicines used to prevent, treat or cure disorders. also known as medication
diabetes-induced blindness
a disorder of the eye caused by diabetes, resulitng in partical or complete blindness
insulin
one of the two hormones responsible for maintaing blood glucose levels
diabetes
disorders that disrupts blood glucose regulation. includes type 1 and type 2.
hypothermia
a medical emergency where the body overworks to retain heart after exposure to extremely cold conditions
symptoms
physical or mental signs of and illness or injury