Homeostasis

1. regarded as control center in the process of glucose regulation
4. body system that senses low blood pressure
6. is a place where all of the parts of the body work together to maintain a homeostatic condition
8. a type of control system that are outside the tissue and organ
11. a type of chemical messenger that is in the nervous system which can be maintained for homeostasis
13. refers to the abnormal of bodily systems that are not in homeostasis
17. a type of control system that are inside a an effector organ
21. a type of signal that is sent to the organs of the body
23. a range of value that the body senses its functions diverging from its normal
24. the body's way to keep its internal environment near normal range
25. a type of cell that secretes insulin in response to high glucose in the body
26. an aspect of the blood in the body that needs to be maintained
27. an example of negative feedback to maintain homeostasis in the body

2. a type of signal that is sent towards the control center
3. a place where insulin will function to decrease glucose concentration in the blood
5. a type of response mechanism that is induced when the body's need are anticipated
7. is considered an effector in the body
9. body system that sense high blood glucose
10. body's initial inducer for the physiological reaction
12. a type of cell that secretes glucagon in response to low glucose in the body
14. a type of chemical messenger that is in the endocrine system which can be regulated for homeostatis
15. an internal pathway that the body uses to maintain homeostasis
16. another name for the control center
18. a type of homeostasis that change the set points throughout the day in the body
19. causes a change of response in opposition to the body's initial direction of response
20. one of the three fluids where exchange of materials take place in the body
22. causes a change of response the body's physiological need