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What does Homeostasis translate into?

Homeo - same, stasis - state, same state

What is the definition of Homeostasis

Even when the external environment changes, your internal environment (i.e. blood pH, osmolality, temperature, etc.) remains relatively constant

What is normal blood glucose concentration?

(roughly) 0.1%

What is normal Blood pH?

(roughly) 7.4

What is normal Body temperature?

(roughly) 37 degrees Celsius

What is a negative feedback loop?

A loop where the end result counteracts the initial situation

What is a positive feedback loop?

A loop where the end result potentiates or enhances the initial situation

What are some examples of a positive feedback loop in the human body?

oxytocin, blood clotting, and prolactin

What is the path of the prolactin positive feedback loop?

Prolactin --> increase suckling --> increase production of prolactin --> stimulates mammary glands to increase milk production and secretion (encourages suckling)