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Brain center for regulation of appetite and weight control...
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Hypothalamus
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Satiety center of the brain...
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Ventral Medial Hypothalamus
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Feeding Center of the brain
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Lateral Hypothalamus
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Orexigenic signals
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stimulate feeding
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anorexigenic signals
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inhibit feeding
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orexis=
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appetite in Greek
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Areas of the body that supply hormones and NTs
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digestive tract
adipose tissue immune system brain |
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signals from NTs and Hormones control...
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metabolic rate, nutrient metabolism, lipolysis, lipogenesis, gluconeogenesis, glycogen synthesis, glycogenolysis, protein synthesis, and proteolysis
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What are the causes of appetite and weight control malfunctions?
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Psychological and neural
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Using food as a substitute for other pleasures is a ______ malfunction.
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psychological
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Psychological malfunctions in diet may be caused by...
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life experience (abuse/trauma), increased risk for addicitive behavior (neural), lack of pleasure, diets and eating customs per location
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Stimulate satiety center... (what action)
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stop eating (inhibits)
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damage of the satiety center... (what action)
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eat excessively
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location of the satiety center of the brain
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ventral medial hypothalamus
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stimulate the feeding center... (what action)
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eating (hunger)
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damage of the feeding center... (what action)
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not eat
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damage of the satiety or feeding centers of the brain would be considered a _________ diet malfunction.
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neural
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the feeding and satiety centers of the brain receive input from...
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other regions of the hypothalamus and rest of nervous system
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What are short term actions of diet regulation?
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smell, vision, taste, and signals over the vagus nerve from the digestive tract about chewing, swallowing and GI tract wall stretch
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sensory signals from smell, vision, and taste can inhibit or stimulate feeding... T or F
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T
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