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Positive feedback

Pushes away from normal until drastic change then returns to normal

Receptor

Detects imbalance

Homeostasis

Balance

Negative feedback

Homeostasis mechanism held around a set point

Effector

Carries out the changes

Control center

Decision making part of the negative feedback loop

Disease

Loss of homeostasis results in this

Spinal

Contains spinal cord

Serous membrane

A thin membrane usually doubled over creating an internal space lines cavities that don't open to the outside world

Mucous membrane

Membranes characterized by goblet cells lining cavities that open to the outside world

Cutaneous membrane

Thick covering found on the exterior of humans to prevent loss of water and infection

Cranial

Contains your brain

Thoracic

Contains lung heart and esophagus

Abdominal

Intestines

Contralateral

Refers to structures on opposite sides of the body

Bilateral

Paired structures lungs ears eyes kidneys

Posterior

Dorsal toward the back

Anterior

Ventral toward the front

Medial

Imaginary midline that divides the human body into two equal halves

Deep

Describe the internal parts

Superficial

Near the surface

Lateral

Toward the side or away from the midline

Proximal

A part is closer to a point of attachment than another part

Inferior

A part is below another part

Distal

A part is further from a point of attachment then another part

Superior

Means a part is above another part