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3. an organ that controls homeostasis and is located in the brain
4. a feedback loop that encourages a change in the body
9. a process that maintains internal conditions to be constantly close to set points performed by the hypothalamus
10. chemical substances responsible for homeostatic processes as they are functioned to stabilize internal conditions throughout the body and is produced by the endocrine glands
11. the smallest unit of an organism but still plays important roles such as converting nutrients into energy

1. a hormone that plays a role in homeostasis through positive feedback loop by making the body react according to a fight or flight response
2. system that fights off foreign invaders to the body
4. an organ that plays a role in homeostasis through negative feedback loop by producing either insulin or glucagon to maintain blood sugar level at a set point aka healthy levels
5. a health condition that is caused when blood sugar levels are too high because the pancreas doesn't produce enough insulin
6. an acronym called for cells produced from skeletal system that help the immune system fight off foreign invaders
7. a role in the hierarchy that consists of multiple organisms that work and react with each other
8. a system that maintains homeostasis and is the system responsible for gathering information and react accordingly