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process of homoestasis
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Anatomy
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physiology
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Homoestasis control mechanism:
1: Stimulus
2: Receptor
3: The receptor sends input info to the control center
4: Control center
5: Control center sends output info to the effector
6: Effector
7: Homostasis restores (balance)
Homeostasis control mechanism: Stimulus
Changes in variable that is regulated (e.g, temperature, stretch in muscle)
Homeostasis control mechanism: Receptor
Structure that detects the stimulus (e.g, sensory neurons in the skin, stretch receptors in muscle)
Homeostasis control mechanism: Function of the receptor
The receptor sends input info to the control center ( if receptor and control center are separate structures)
Homeostasis control mechanism: 4) Control center
coordinate input and initiates change through the effector (usually the brain or endocrine gland)
Homeostasis control mechanism: 5) Control center
Control center sends output information to the effector
Homeostasis control mechanism: Effector
Structure that sends response (e.g, muscle or glands that brings about a change to the stimulus)
What does it mean to have a homeostasis restored
Homeostasis is balance ( back to the neutral state)