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Basic Standard For Homeostasis.
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Why is homeostasis so important?
a) it builds muscle in the body
b) it is responsible for giving your energy
c) it is the process that keeps all the systems in your body stable
d) it is the process that makes you cold
Homeostasis helps your body
a) builds a bridge between systems
b) finds its balance despite external forces
c) makes your body perfect
d) builds a home for your body
Stasis means.....
a) static in your body
b) built like a table
c) ever changing
d) stable
Homeo means.....
a) constant
b) ever changing
c) human
d) building a bridge
All chemical reactions absorb or release....
a) water
b) energy
c) glucose
d) none of the above
What drives homeostasis in a living thing?
a) energy
b) electricity
c) water
d) growth
What is an easy way to measure homeostasis in your own body?
a) heart rate
b) body weight
c) body mass
d) shoe size
What are the basic needs of all living things?
a) food, water, shelter, space air
b) food automobile, house, oxygen
c) meat, milk, shelter, CO2
d) food water, CO2 shelter
If you are sick, what causes you to get a temperature?
a) your body is fighting an infection by making them too hot
b) you drank something that was too hot
c) you need to take a shower to cool off
d) temperatures rise due to you getting too mad about being sick
Homeostasis is the human bodies way of.....
a) self regulating to maintain a stable internal environment
b) a place to help give us a safe place to live
c) a treatment for sickness in our bodies
d) self regulation
Some of the ways that the body maintains homeostasis is by.....
a) controlling heart rate, respiration rate, blood sugar levels and blood pressure
b) controlling weight, strength and blood levels
c) high altitude, extreme environmental conditions
d) fever, thoughts, blood pressure
In response to an infection, the body releases chemicals that create the sensation of being cold. This happens when....
a) you have a fever
b) you have high blood pressure
c) you are overweight
d) your blood sugar is too high
The bodies set point or core temperature is regulated by what part of the brain?
a) hypothalamus
b) brain stem
c) heart
d) stomach
Why do you perspire on a hot day or when you exercise?
a) to cool yourself
b) to heat yourself
c) to inhibit blood flow
d) to secrete sweat
Why is to hard to breathe at high altitudes?
a) it makes it harder to get the O2 from the lung tissue into the lung capillaries
b) there is no CO2 at high altitudes
c) there is no O2 at high altitudes
d) your breathing rate slows down
When a mountain climber rests along the way to let their bodies adapt to the low oxygen conditions it is called.....
a) acclimization
b) R and R
c) high altitude summit
d) low altitude summit
What are some conditons that would cause your heart rate to increase?
a) you are scared by something
b) you are running
c) you are anxious about taking a test
d) all of the above
The average temperature of a human being is approximately....
a) 98.6
b) 100.1
c) 96.3
d) 101.2
Your bodies blood sugar is regulated by....
a) insulin and glucagon
b) insulin and sugar
c) glucagon and insulation
d) Adrenaline and insulin
How does controlled breathing help your body?
a) it slows your heartrate
b) it helps if you are anxious (nervous)
c) it lowers your blood pressure
d) all of the things listed
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