Maintaining the Body
This type of feedback system brings an organisms levels to a maintained safe limit
What is Negative Feedback
This photoreceptor is responsible for our ability to see color vision
What are cones
This part of the brain was severed in railway worker head in the 1800s leading to personality and critical thinking difficulties
What is the Frontal Lobe
This part of the action potential happens when the sodium gates open and the charge within the cell goes up
What is Depolarization
This organelle is found in abundance in the presynaptic neuron
What is the Mitochondria
This type of feedback system includes a compounding change as a response until a end piece result happens (Including wound clotting, Child birth, Lactation)
These parts of the ear work together to vibrate and amplify sound within the middle ear
What are the ossicles
This lobes main function is its capacity to process one of our senses, it also has functions in working memory
What is the Temporal Lobe
This voltage is also known as the Threshold Potential
What is -55mV
These channels open up when an action potential occurs in the presynaptic neuron
What are Calcium Channels
In the Endocrine system, This would be the production from a Steroid Hormone.
What is a protein
These are small calcium carbonate stones found within your inner ear used for detecting head movements
What are Otoliths
This fluid is found in the spinal cord and between the meninges in the brain, used as a shock absorber and nutrient transporter
What is Cerebrospinal Fluid
This part of the action potential begins when the overall charge in the cell becomes +40mV
What is Repolarization
This is the process where a vesicle moves to the membrane, breaks through and releases neurotransmitters
What is Exocytosis
These two things are conserved when an organism is in homeostasis
What are Cellular Materials and ATP
This occurs in our nervous system when an unchanging or non-important sensory stimulus is relayed and eventually not picked up on
These three layers of the brain also known as the meninges
What are pia matter, dura matter, and arachnoid
This gate stays open for too long causing Hyperpolarization to occur
What is Potassium
These are natural painkillers found in the body and can be destroyed through the use of opioids
What are Endorphins
This body system is used alongside the endocrine system as the transport route for hormones trying to go from one cell to another.
What is the Circulatory System
This membrane is found underneath the cilia in the cochlea and is directly responsible for the conversion of sounds waves into nervous impulses
What is the Basilar Membrane
These 2 parts of the brain work together to connect the endocrine and nervous system efficiently
What is the hypothalamus and pituitary gland
This occurs when an action potential travels faster on a neuron due to the presence of myelin
What is Saltatory Conduction
This enzyme is responsible for breaking down neurotransmitters in the synaptic cleft to reuptake their materials
What is Cholinesterase