Illustrate the feedback loop of Hypothermia . Make sure to include the stimulus, receptors, control center, effectors and response. Refer to the picture given.
Illustrate the feedback loop of Hypothermia . Make sure to include the stimulus, receptors, control center, effectors and response. Refer to the picture given.
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Illustrate the feedback loop of Hypothermia . Make sure to include the stimulus, receptors, control center, effectors and response.
Refer to the picture given.
Transcribed Image Text:STIMULUS
Contractions of the wall of
the uterus force the baby's
head or body into the cervix
Disrupts homeostasis
by increasing
Increasing
CON TROLLED CONDITION
CONTROLLED CONDITION
Blood pressure
Sreiching of the cervix
RECEPTORS
RECEPTORS
Barareceptors
in certain
bload vessels
Streich-
sensitive
nerve
cells in
the cervix
Input Nerve impulses
Input Nerve impulses
CONTROL CENTER
Bain
CONTROL CENTER
Brain
Increased stretching
of the cervix causes
the release of more
axy locin, which
sesults in more
stretching of the
Return to
homeostasis when
the response brings
blood pressure
back to normal
cervix
Brah interprets input
I redeases oxylodin
Output
Output Nerve impulses
EFFEC TORS
Muscles
in the wall
of the
EFFECTORS
uterus
Heart
Contract more
forcelully
Blood
vessels
RESPONSE
Baby's body stretches
the cervik more
RESPONSE
A decrease in heart rate
and the dilation (widening)
of blood vessels cause
blood pressure to decrease
Interruption of the cydle:
The birth of the baby
decreas es stretching of the
cervik, thus breaking the
positive feedback cycle
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