Homeostasis
The cells that receive change
What is a receptor
What is the nervous system
two systems involved in increasing your adrenaline when you are in fight or flight
What are the nervous and endocrine systems
What are the two types of disease transmission
What is direct and indirect transmission
The term for the body's attempt to keep temperature the same
What is themoregulation
When an infectious disease suddenly and unexpectantly increase in the number of disease cases above what is normally expected in a specific population and geographic area.
What is epidemic
Specialised cells that respond to a stimulus (change) in the body
What is the effector cells
What is the first organ to sense an imbalance in the body
What is the brain
Explain a feedback loop that occurs when you are cold
What is brain-->muscle-->shivering
The pathogen that causes the cold and covid-19
What are viruses
What is pregnancy
Raises blood sugar
What is the glucagon
What is transmission called when a living insect or animal pass on a disease from one person to another
What is a vector
Consists of the brain and spinal cord
What is the central nervous system (CNS)
The master gland of the endocrine system
What are pituitary glands
The space between two neuron cells
What is the Synapse
Kuru disease comes from what pathogen and how is it transmitted
What is Prions and Injestion