Homeostasis (1)

Homeostasis

Regulation of physical and chemical factors of the internal environment within normal ranges for the cell to function in optimum conditions

Physical factor of internal environment

Temperature, osmotic blood pressure and blood pressure

Chemical factor of internal environment

pH value, the concentration of minerals and blood sugar concentrations

Homeostatic mechanism

Triggered when there is a deviation from the normal range

Organs involved in regulation of body temperature

Integumentary system, nervous system, circulatory system, muscle system and endocrine system

Organ systems involved in the homeostasis of blood sugar levels

Endocrine gland, circulatory system and digestive system

Organ systems involved in the partial pressure homeostasis of carbon dioxide

Respiratory system, circulatory system and nervous system

Organs involved in blood pressure homeostasis

Circulatory system and nervous system

Thermoreceptors

Located in the skin and hypothalamus intended to detect changes in body temperature

An effector that responds through a physical methods for regulation of body temperature

Erector muscles, skeletal muscles, arterioles and sweat glands