Receptors
Neuron
Endocrine System
Homeostasis
Scenarios
100

The eyes respond to changes in light.

What is photoreceptors

100

A long fibre that is part of a neuron that carries electrical impulses away from the neuron.

What is an axon

100

The hormones in our body are secreted by a specialised cell complex. What are they?

What are glands

100

True or false? Stimulus --> Sensor --> Control Centre --> Effector

What is True

100

How does the body respond during hypothermia?

What is shivering, goosebumps, vasoconstriction

200

These receptors allow you to taste and detect the food that you eat.

What are chemoreceptors

200

The gap between the axon and dendrite of two neighbouring neurons.

What is the synapse

200

When you eat chocolate, which gland responds to reduce blood glucose levels?

What is the pancreas

200

Controls conscious movement and responses.

What is somatic

200

Typing on a keyboard

What is somatic action

300

These receptors are located in the skin and detect temperature.

What are thermoreceptors

300

A chemical messenger that carries a chemical message from one neuron to another.

What is the neurotransmitter

300

Known as the "master gland"

What is the pituitary gland

300

In a negative feedback loop, the response detected by receptors is transmitted to the control centre, which causes effectors to carry out actions that counteract the detected changes. True or false?

What is true

300

Vasoconstriction of blood cells

What is to prevent heat loss

400

These receptors are responsible for maintaining balance.

What are mechanoreceptors

400

A filament that is part of a neuron that receives the electrical impulse.

What is the dendrite

400

What gland is responsible for the assist in fighting off disease and infection?

What is the thymus gland

400

The changes in insulin before, during and after eating are an example of a positive feedback loop. True or false?

What is false

500

Connecting motor and sensory neurons to transmit messages.

What is an interneuron

500

2 triangle-shaped glands, on top of  the kidneys, that regulate metabolism, blood pressure, and stress response

What is the adrenal gland

500

What are two examples of positive feedback loops?

What are blood clotting and childbirth

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