Biology Topic 5 Homeostasis and Response

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What regulates body temperature?

thermoregulation

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What process regulates internal conditions?

Homeostasis

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Where is Homeostasis maintained?

Coordination centre

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What does the human nervous system allow?

Interact

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How is information passed along nerves?

Electrical impulses

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What is the central nervous system?

Brain and spinal cord

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What does the CNNS do?

Coordinate responses

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What triggers a response?

Stimulus

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What nerve carries to CNS?

Sensory

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What detects stimulus?

Receptor

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What nerve make up CNS?

Relay Neruone

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What connect two neurones?

Synapse

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What produces a response?

Effector

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How do nerve signals cross synapses?

Chemicals

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What are reflex arcs?

Automatic and rapid

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What practical measures response time?

Ruler drop

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What controls complex behaviour?

Brain

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What does the Cerebral Cortex do?

conscious mind

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What controls unconscious breathing?

Medulla

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Where is the Medulla?

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Where is the cerebellum?

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What does Cerberus do?

Muscle coordination

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What is the eyes tough supporting wall?

Scelera

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What in the eye refracts light?

Cornea

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What contains muscle that control pupil size?

Iris

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What focuses light in the eye?

Lens

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What contains eyes receptor cells?

Retina

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what do cillary muscles attach to?

lens

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What do the suspensory ligaments do?

hold the lens in place

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What carries away an impulse from the eye?

Optic nerve

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What contracts when focusing on near objects?

Ciliary muscles

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What loosens when focusing close up?

Suspensory ligaments

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What happens to the lens when focusing up close?

Thicker and refracts more

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When focusing far away what happens to Ciliary muscles?

Relax

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What do the Suspensory ligaments when focusing far away?

Tighten

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What is short sightedness?

Myopia

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What is long sightedness?

Hyperopia

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What is the highest risk eye treatment?

Lens replacements

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What happens to blood vessels in high temperatures?

Vasodilation

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Why does respiration occur when cold?

Release energy

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What is quicker the nervous system or endocrine system?

Nervous system

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What is the master gland?

pituitary gland

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Where is the thyroid gland located?

neck

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Where is the adrenal gland?

above the kidneys

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What is produced if blood sugar level gets too high?

Insulin

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What Is excess glucose stored as?

glycogen

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Where is insulin produced?

pancreas

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Which diabetes produces little or no insulin?

Type 2

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What are type 2 diabetics?

Resistant to insulin

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What is secreted when Glucose is low?

Glucagon

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What require the perfect amount of water?

Cells

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What do excess proteins form?

Amino acids

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What do amino acids form in liver?

Ammonia

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What is Ammonia converted to in the body?

Urea

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What organ filters blood?

kidney

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What reabsorbs water in kidney?

Tubules

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Cheapest solution for kidney failure in the long run?

Transplant

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How often is dialysis performed?

3 times a week

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How often does an egg release?

28 days

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What day is egg release?

14

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What hormone causes egg to mature in ovary?

Follicle stimulating hormone

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What does FSH stimulate?

Oestrogen

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What grows uterus lining?

Oestrogen

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What does Oestrogen stimulate?

LH

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What does Oestrogen inhibit?

FSH

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What stimulates egg reales?

Luteinising Hormone

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What maintains the uterus lining in the second half?

Progesterone

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Day range where uterus beaks down?

1-4

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Day range where uterus lining builds up?

4-14

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Day range where lining is maintained?

14-28

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What hormone can be taken to prevent egg release?

Oestrogen

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What hormone creates a thick mucus protecting against sperm?

Progesterone

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Which pill has both hormones?

Oral

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How effective is the pill?

99%

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What does the pill have?

Side effects

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How long does a contraceptive patch las?

1 week

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How long does an injection last?

2-3 weeks

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Best contraception?

Condom

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What can be given to stimulate ovulation?

FSH and LH

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risk of IVF?

Multiple births

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What does thyroxine do?

regulates metabolism

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What stimulates thyroxine?

TSH

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What hormone initiate seed generation?

Gibberellins

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What controls ripening or plants?

Ethene

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What hormone fertalises?

Auxins