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Homeostasis
a DYNAMIC constancy of the internal physiological enviornment
Physiology
the study of the biological functions and processes of the human body under normal conditions
Negative Feedback Mechanism
Action taken by the effectors to OPPOSE changes in the controlled variable caused by a stimulus
Positive Feedback Mechanism
Response by effectors that amplifies changes in the controlled variable caused by a stimulus
What is the plasma membrane permeable to?
N2, CO2, O2, Ethanol, Steroids, Urea, and water

Hydrophobic nonpolar molecules and some very small uncharged polar molecules
Simple Diffusion
High--> Low
Unassisted transport (transport without the assistance of a protein)
Channel-mediated facilitated diffusion
specialized channel proteins created hydrophilic tunnela
Small polar molecules and ions
High--->Low
Highly selective
Faster than carrier-mediated transport
Carrier-mediated Facilitated diffusion
Transport of larger, hydrophilic (polar) molecules
Proteins undergo a conformational change
High--->low
Primary Active Transport
Moves AGAINST concentration gradient
low--->high
direct use of ATP
Secondary Active Transport
transport driven by the energy of another concentration gradient
"indirect use of ATP'
Cotransport (symport)
driver ion and molecule move in the same direction
Countertransport (antiport)
driver ion and molecule move in opposite directions
Osmosis
simple diffusion of water
moves down its own concentration gradient
Isotonic solution
both solutions have teh same concentration of solutes

no net movement of water
Hypotonic solution
concetration of solute is lower than the solution it is being compared to

cell lyses

cell 300mOSM
solution cell is in 200mOSM
Hypertonic solution
concentration of solute is higher than the solution it is being compared to

cell crenates

cell 300mOSM
solution cell is in 500mOSM