The concept of homeostasis

Subject: Biology

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: b2433
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At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– define the internal environment of the human organism
– define homeostasis
– name the homeostatic mechanisms
– describe the mechanisms of negative and positive feedback
– give examples of the processes regulated by negative and positive feedback.

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The internal enviro... Animation Extracellular and i... Whiteboard exercise Blood plasma Illustration Homeostasis – sta... Slideshow Optimum values for ... Whiteboard exercise Organs involved in ... Whiteboard exercise Control of homeosta... Slideshow Classification of r... Chart Classification of r... Chart Pathway of the stim... Whiteboard exercise How homeostatic mec... Simulation Role of the homeost... Whiteboard exercise Homeostatic regulat... Slideshow Regulation of blood... Illustration Effects of changes ... Simulation Negative feedback �... Whiteboard exercise Positive feedback �... Animation Characteristics of ... Whiteboard exercise Stimulation of horm... Slideshow

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Biology

Homeostasis

60. The concept of homeostasis

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Keywords

glucagon, blood, plasma, homeostasis, concept, receptors, pancreas, autonomic nervous system, hypothalamus, interoreceptors, baroreceptor, nutrients, glands, antidiuretic hormone, ADH, bicarbonate ions, sodium chloride, effectors, Teleceptors, exteroceptors, Proprioceptors, The concept of homeostasis

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