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What regulates body temperature?
thermoregulation
What process regulates internal conditions?
Homeostasis
Where is Homeostasis maintained?
Coordination centre
What does the human nervous system allow?
Interact
How is information passed along nerves?
Electrical impulses
What is the central nervous system?
Brain and spinal cord
What does the CNNS do?
Coordinate responses
What triggers a response?
Stimulus
What nerve carries to CNS?
Sensory
What detects stimulus?
Receptor
What nerve make up CNS?
Relay Neruone
What connect two neurones?
Synapse
What produces a response?
Effector
How do nerve signals cross synapses?
Chemicals
What are reflex arcs?
Automatic and rapid
What practical measures response time?
Ruler drop
What controls complex behaviour?
Brain
What does the Cerebral Cortex do?
conscious mind
What controls unconscious breathing?
Medulla
Where is the Medulla?
Where is the cerebellum?
What does Cerberus do?
Muscle coordination
What is the eyes tough supporting wall?
Scelera
What in the eye refracts light?
Cornea
What contains muscle that control pupil size?
Iris
What focuses light in the eye?
Lens
What contains eyes receptor cells?
Retina
what do cillary muscles attach to?
lens
What do the suspensory ligaments do?
hold the lens in place
What carries away an impulse from the eye?
Optic nerve
What contracts when focusing on near objects?
Ciliary muscles
What loosens when focusing close up?
Suspensory ligaments
What happens to the lens when focusing up close?
Thicker and refracts more
When focusing far away what happens to Ciliary muscles?
Relax
What do the Suspensory ligaments when focusing far away?
Tighten
What is short sightedness?
Myopia
What is long sightedness?
Hyperopia
What is the highest risk eye treatment?
Lens replacements
What happens to blood vessels in high temperatures?
Vasodilation
Why does respiration occur when cold?
Release energy
What is quicker the nervous system or endocrine system?
Nervous system
What is the master gland?
pituitary gland
Where is the thyroid gland located?
neck
Where is the adrenal gland?
above the kidneys
What is produced if blood sugar level gets too high?
Insulin
What Is excess glucose stored as?
glycogen
Where is insulin produced?
pancreas
Which diabetes produces little or no insulin?
Type 2
What are type 2 diabetics?
Resistant to insulin
What is secreted when Glucose is low?
Glucagon
What require the perfect amount of water?
Cells
What do excess proteins form?
Amino acids
What do amino acids form in liver?
Ammonia
What is Ammonia converted to in the body?
Urea
What organ filters blood?
kidney
What reabsorbs water in kidney?
Tubules
Cheapest solution for kidney failure in the long run?
Transplant
How often is dialysis performed?
3 times a week
How often does an egg release?
28 days
What day is egg release?
14
What hormone causes egg to mature in ovary?
Follicle stimulating hormone
What does FSH stimulate?
Oestrogen
What grows uterus lining?
Oestrogen
What does Oestrogen stimulate?
LH
What does Oestrogen inhibit?
FSH
What stimulates egg reales?
Luteinising Hormone
What maintains the uterus lining in the second half?
Progesterone
Day range where uterus beaks down?
1-4
Day range where uterus lining builds up?
4-14
Day range where lining is maintained?
14-28
What hormone can be taken to prevent egg release?
Oestrogen
What hormone creates a thick mucus protecting against sperm?
Progesterone
Which pill has both hormones?
Oral
How effective is the pill?
99%
What does the pill have?
Side effects
How long does a contraceptive patch las?
1 week
How long does an injection last?
2-3 weeks
Best contraception?
Condom
What can be given to stimulate ovulation?
FSH and LH
risk of IVF?
Multiple births
What does thyroxine do?
regulates metabolism
What stimulates thyroxine?
TSH
What hormone initiate seed generation?
Gibberellins
What controls ripening or plants?
Ethene
What hormone fertalises?
Auxins