What is the normal set point for our body temperature

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Assignment:

FEEDBACK MECHANISM

Be able to describe the Negative feedback mechanism in Controlling of Body Temperature.

1. Describe the mechanism of Homeostasis in this case

2. Identify the stimulus, the sensor (receptors, which respond to this stimulus), the control center, and the effector organ for Temperature loop level regulation What is the normal set point for our body temperature? What is the stimulus of this control loop? What is the sensor (receptors)? What is the control center? What is the effector?

3. Describe how the loop works for cooling down

4. Describe how the loop works for heating up.

5. Is this mechanism beneficial or harmful?

6. Is the process self-terminated or not? Explain.

7. Explain the hormones involved in this process and how the equilibrium is maintained?

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