Homeostasis

4. The ability to maintain constant internal conditions.
6. Dangerously low blood glucose
7. A set speed for a car to go at.
9. Organisms that depend on their environment for heat and must make physical changes to regulate temperature.
11. Stabilizes the internal conditions by reversing a change in a controlled condition. (Reducing a response)
12. Evaporation of water from the leaves, stems, and flowers of plants.
13. Detects change in environment in conditions (eyes, skin)
14. A portion of the brain that regulates temperature in humans.

1. Elicits a response from the message received and changes conditions (muscles and glands)
2. Chronically high blood glucose.
3. Speeds up a physiological response (intensify a response until an endpoint is reached)
5. Receives a message and coordinates a response (brain and spinal cord)
8. Variation of body temperature of the environment.
10. Organisms that generate their own body heat and can endure fluctuations in temperature.