A) heat shock proteins
B) neurotransmitters
C) hormones
D) transcription factors
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A) a constant metabolic demand placed upon the body.
B) the maintenance of a constant internal environment.
C) a low metabolic rate.
D) a change within the internal environment.
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A) amount of amplification of the system or the precision with which the control system maintains homeostasis.
B) ratio of the amount of abnormality to the amount of correction needed to maintain a constant internal environment (i.e., amount abnormality/amount of correction needed) .
C) positive feedback needed to maintain homeostasis.
D) stimulus that triggers the biological control system to bring the internal environment back to normal.
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A) cutaneous blood vessels and sweat glands.
B) cutaneous blood vessels and skeletal muscle.
C) baroreceptors.
D) stretch receptors.
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A) autocrine signaling.
B) endocrine signaling.
C) juxtacrine signaling.
D) paracrine signaling.
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A) to increase the gain of the receptor.
B) to modify the receptor's response to the stimulus.
C) opposite to that of the stimulus.
D) to enhance the stimulus.
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A) can lead to an increased production of free radicals.
B) can lead to further disruptions in homeostasis.
C) can lead to an increased degree of cellular injury.
D) can help to repair damage caused by free radicals.
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A) receptor, control center, and response.
B) receptor, control center, and effector.
C) effector, remote control, and stimulus.
D) receptor and integrating center.
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A) a steady and unchanging level of a physiological variable.
B) a completely normal external environment.
C) a changing internal environment.
D) an increase in body heat storage.
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A) positive feedback.
B) low-gain receptors.
C) negative feedback.
D) feed forward mechanisms.
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A) positive feedback.
B) negative feedback.
C) set point.
D) gain.
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A) regulation of blood glucose
B) regulation of body temperature
C) labor contractions during childbirth
D) the cellular stress protein response
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A) decreased insulin secretion from the pancreas
B) increased uptake of glucose by cells
C) continued elevation of blood glucose
D) all of the above
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A) homeostasis.
B) effector.
C) steady state.
D) changing internal environment.
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A) transcription.
B) translation.
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A) nucleus.
B) ribosome.
C) mitochondria.
D) Golgi apparatus.
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A) homeostasis.
B) steady state.
C) a biological control system.
D) an organ system.
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