Homeostasis
The process of maintaining a stable internal environment is called
What is "Homeostasis"?
This body system brings oxygen into the body
What is the "Respiratory System"?
This process do cells use to release energy from food
What is "Cellular Respiration"?
This nutrient provides the body with quick energy during exercise
What is sugars
This process moves water across a cell membrane from an area of high water concentration to low water concentration
What is "Osmosis"?
During a marathon, sweating helps regulate this body condition
What is "Body Temperature"?
This system pumps blood throughout the body
What is the circulatory system
This gas is required for aerobic respiration
What is "Oxygen"?
Glucose is necessary for ALL living cells because they use it to create this energy molecule
what is ATP
This structure controls what enters and leaves the cell during osmosis
What is "Cell Membrane"?
This body system helps transport oxygen and nutrients during exercise
What is the "Circulatory System"?
This system removes waste products from the body
What is the "Excretory System"?
This type of respiration does NOT require oxygen but only makes 2 ATP per glucose molecule
What is Anaerobic respiraition
An example of a POLYsaccharide is
What is starch, glycogen or cellulose
A cell is placed in salt water and loses water, the outside solution is described as this type of solution
What is a "Hypertonic Solution"?
When blood glucose levels rise, insulin is released which tells the liver to store glucose, lowering the blood glucose level. What type of feedback mechanism is this?
What is negative feedback
These 2 systems work together to maintain water balance in the blood
What is circulatory and excretory
How many ATP are generated for each glucose molecule burned during aerobic respiration?
What is 36
During exercise heart rate increases due to the cells needing more:
What is Oxygen and glucose
This body organ plays the largest role in maintaining water balance and osmoregulation in humans
What are the "Kidneys"?
During childbirth, contractions get stronger when the baby's head pushes against the cervix. What type of feedback is this?
What is positive feedback
These THREE body systems work closely together to deliver oxygen and glucose to the cells in the body
What are the Respiratory, Circulatory and Digestive
This waste product can build up in muscles during anaerobic respiration
What is "Lactic Acid"?
This is one benefit of eating non-digestable cellulose
What is better stool formation/bowel movements, reduction in cholesterol levels
During osmoregulation, this condition can occur if there is too much water volume in the blood
What is hypernatremia