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    The nervous system coordinates feedback mechanisms to maintain homeostasis by detecting stimuli in the environment and internal conditions through receptors, sending signals to control centers which process the information and stimulate effectors to respond, and providing feedback to complete the loop and make adjustments as needed to keep conditions stable. Positive feedback loops amplify reactions and occur when a quick response is required, while negative feedback loops act to stabilize conditions and bring them back to normal levels.

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    The nervous system coordinates feedback mechanisms to maintain homeostasis by detecting stimuli in the environment and internal conditions through receptors, sending signals to control centers which process the information and stimulate effectors to respond, and providing feedback to complete the loop and make adjustments as needed to keep conditions stable. Positive feedback loops amplify reactions and occur when a quick response is required, while negative feedback loops act to stabilize conditions and bring them back to normal levels.

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    The nervous system coordinates feedback mechanisms to maintain homeostasis by detecting stimuli in the environment and internal conditions through receptors, sending signals to control centers which process the information and stimulate effectors to respond, and providing feedback to complete the loop and make adjustments as needed to keep conditions stable. Positive feedback loops amplify reactions and occur when a quick response is required, while negative feedback loops act to stabilize conditions and bring them back to normal levels.

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    Maintaining

    Homeostasis Through
    Feedback Mechanisms
    MELC: Describe how the nervous system coordinates and
    regulates these feedback mechanisms to maintain homeostasis
    (S10LT-lllc-36)

    LT: Attend synchronous class for synchronous students.


    For asynchronous students, watch the recording of the online
    class.
    For modular students, wait for a phone call from your teacher to
    follow you up on your learning.

    Read Science 10 Learner’s Material, page 255, 228- 244

    Answer LAS 1 page 3-4


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    Stimuli detectable change (physical or chemical) in


    the environment of an organism that
    results in some functional activity”

    Homeostasis
    is an organism’s process of maintaining a
    stable internal environment suitable for
    sustaining life
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    Hormone a regulatory substance produced in an


    organism and transported in tissue fluids
    such as blood or sap to stimulate specific
    cells or tissues into action.
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    content/uploads/2018/08/Islets-of-langerhans.jpg
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    Feedback
    Feedback is a situation
    when the output or
    response of a loop
    impacts or influences
    the input or stimulus.

    https://bio.libretexts.org/Courses/Lumen_Learning/Book%3A_
    Anatomy_and_Physiology_I_(Lumen)/04%3A_Module_2-
    _Homeostasis/4.04%3A_Feedback_Loops
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    Receptor: (or sensor) receives information and sends this to the
    control center.

    Control center: (or evaluator) processes receptor information and


    stimulates the effector.

    Effector: carries out a stimulatory or inhibitory effect according to


    control center instructions.

    Signals can be sent via nerve pathways (action potentials and


    neurotransmitters) or via chemical signals (most commonly,
    hormones).
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    A positive feedback loop


    occurs in nature when the
    product of a reaction leads to an
    increase in that reaction. It does
    this by amplifying the effects of
    a product or event and occurs
    when something needs to
    happen quickly.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr2Hw16VvAo
    https://bio.libretexts.org/Learning_Objects/Worksheets/Book%3A_The_Biology_Corner_(Worksheets)/
    Anatomy_Worksheets/Feedback_Loops%3A_Glucose_and_Glucagon

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