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    This document contains questions about homeostasis, stimulus-response coordination, the nervous system, sense organs, reflexes, the brain, eyes, skin, endocrine glands, and hormones. Specifically, it asks about: - Examples of homeostasis and the terms stimulus and response - How coordination requires a stimulus, receptor, and effector shown in a flow chart - Receptors, effectors, and the functions of sense organs - The differences between hormonal and nervous communication - What comprises the nervous system shown in a flow chart - The types of neurons, their functions, and examples labeled in diagrams - How information transfers between neurons at synapses - Structures of the spinal cord, brain,

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    This document contains questions about homeostasis, stimulus-response coordination, the nervous system, sense organs, reflexes, the brain, eyes, skin, endocrine glands, and hormones. Specifically, it asks about: - Examples of homeostasis and the terms stimulus and response - How coordination requires a stimulus, receptor, and effector shown in a flow chart - Receptors, effectors, and the functions of sense organs - The differences between hormonal and nervous communication - What comprises the nervous system shown in a flow chart - The types of neurons, their functions, and examples labeled in diagrams - How information transfers between neurons at synapses - Structures of the spinal cord, brain,

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    (j) Co-ordination and Response

    01. What is homeostasis? Give four examples.


    02. Define the term stimulus, response.

    Human
    01. Using a flow chart show that a coordinated response requires a stimulus, a receptor and an
    effector.
    02. Defining the terms receptors and effectors with examples.
    03. Knowing the functions/ uses of sense organs in our body.
    04. Differences between hormonal communication and nervous communication.
    05. What makes the nervous system? Write with flow chart.
    06. What is neurone?
    07. Write down the different kinds of neurones with functions.
    08. Draw and label sensory neurone, motor neurone and relay neurone.
    09. What is synapse? Describe how information is transferred from one neurone to another
    (role of neurotransmitters).
    10. Draw and label section through a spinal cord.
    11. What is a reflex action? Give some examples of reflex actions including advantages for
    us.
    12. What is reflex arc? Show the reflex arc during the withdrawal of finger from a hot
    object/spine.
    13. Describe the iris reflex in human.
    14. Label the structures of a brain and also show which part of it respond to smell, vision,
    taste, and hearing.
    15. Write down the main parts of brain with functions.
    16. Draw and label the front view and structures of section through an eye.
    17. Learn the functions of different structures of eyes.
    18. What is accommodation? Describe how the structures of eyes changes in focusing on near
    and distant object.
    19. Describe how the structures of eyes respond to changes in light intensity (bright and dim).

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    20. Label a section through a skin.
    21. Write down the functions of skin.
    22. Describe the role of skin in regulating the body temperature (vasodilatation,
    vasoconstriction, sweating, hair erector muscles and shivering).
    23. Understanding the terms endocrine and exocrine gland. Draw and label the position of
    different endocrine glands in human.
    24. What is a hormone? Write down the sources and functions of the following hormones
    (i) ADH (ii) Adrenaline (iii) Insulin (iv) Testosterone
    (v) Oestrogen (vi) Progesterone (vii) FSH (viii) LH

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