GCSE Biology - How We Control Our Body Temperature #55

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@zaveeramini9712
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Perfect pace to explain thermoregulation. Many thanks
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@m3g4_154
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Summary of all you need to know: The thermoregulatory centre which is a part of the hypothalamus inside our brain acts as a thermostat for our body. To help it, we also have receptors throughout our body which are tiny things that detect a change in body temperature. Most of them are found in the skin and our blood vessels. By constantly sending information about our temperature to the thermoregulatory centre, the brain is able to figure out whether we are too hot or cold overall. If we are too hot, it will send us signals designed to cool us back down. If we are too cold it will bring about changes that warm us back up. In order to warm us up, we need to conserve the heat that we have and generate more. To conserve our heat, we constrict the blood vessels that lie near the surface of our skin (known as vasoconstriction). This means that less blood flows near the surface and less heat energy is lost to our surroundings. We also contract erector muscles which makes our hairs stand on end (this traps a small layer of insulating air, meaning its harder to lose heat from our skin - helps to keep us warm). To generate more body heat, we also shiver, where our muscles contract automatically, this requires a lot of energy from respiration. The chemical reactions involved result in a lot of heat energy released as moist which ends up warming us up. To cool us down, we do the opposite. The erector muscles relax allowing the hairs to fall flat. The blood vessels expand (vasodilate) allowing more heat energy to be transferred to our surroundings as lots of warm blood is passing close to the skins surface. We also produce sweat which is a mixture of water and salt that we release onto the surface of our skin. As the sweat evaporates, it takes heat energy from our body away with it as it requires a lot of energy to evaporate water - leaving us cooler.
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@supernovic99 11 ай бұрын
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@thesavageanimator
@thesavageanimator Ай бұрын
Hey, I think you might have made a small mistake. Erector muscles are different and are not used to cause goosebumps; instead, they maintain posture. You are talking about arrector pili muscles that attach to hair follicles. Thank You!
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@benjiebraine4803
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Are these processes of controlling body temp, blood glucose levels and water levels all negative feedback?
@garethbale2927
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Yes all since our body needs these to function and regulate the conditions of our internal cells
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