Homeostasis - BEST Way to Learn Negative Feedback Loops + Blood Pressure & Body Temperature Examples

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Our bodies use the process of homeostasis to keep internal conditions the same throughout our day and throughout our lives. In this video, I give my favorite metaphor for learning homeostasis, then go through detailed examples of blood pressure and body temperature negative feedback loops.
Homeostasis Feedback Loop Cards (Printable):
docs.google.com/presentation/...
Homeostasis Feedback Loop Cards (Digital):
Blood Pressure Regulation: docs.google.com/drawings/d/1v...
Blood Sugar Regulation:
docs.google.com/drawings/d/1W...
^Make a copy of the drawing, then move the boxes to form a correct negative feedback loop!
Music credit:
Storyblocks Audio
Also, sorry about the audio partway through! My AirPod disconnected, changing the audio source to the phone.

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Extremely helpfull! Can you explain how this negative feedback loop occurs in the HPT axis for thyroid hormone secretion?

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Can anyone answer this pls….. The temperature in a room drops to 65 F causing the heater to turn on. The temperature change is an example of a. Response b. Stimulus c. Effector d. Receptor e. Control system Tnx

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What would happen if a negative feedback mechanism did not return the value of some parameter such as blood pressure to its normal range?

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Hey, great question! This may be an oversimplification, but if the negative feedback mechanism is not returning the value to its normal range, the person likely needs medical intervention to fix whatever is not working correctly. E.g., if someone’s blood calcium is not returning to normal ranges, they might have a parathyroid tumor that needs to be removed, or they might need to intake more calcium. In many mechanisms, if no intervention is taken, it could lead to sickness or death eventually.

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