Homeostasis
Nervous Systems
Thermoregulation
100

Maintaining a stable internal environment despite changes to the external environment / condition

Homeostasis

100

The nervous system that controls voluntary movement

Somatic

100

The word for sensory inputs

Afferent

200

Shifts from ‘set point’ in homeostasis but function is maintained

Adaption

200

The nervous system that controls involuntary movements

Visceral

200

The key neurotransmitter for thermoregulation

Noradrenaline

300

A stimulus which leads to a response ultimately leading to less of the initial stimulus

Negative Feedback Loops

300
Gland to circulation communication

Endocrine signalling

300

The temperature range with the lowest metabolic rate

The thermoneutral zone

400

The master clock of the circadium rhythm

Superchiasmatic Nucleus

400

Molecule movement along it's concentration gradient using a carrier

Facilitated Diffusion

400

The area of the brain that controls temperature sensation

Hypothalamus