The nervous system is the major control system that maintains homeostasis in the body. It constantly monitors conditions inside and outside the body through receptors and sends signals through the nervous system to trigger responses that bring systems back into their normal functioning range when they fall outside the set point range. This process allows the body to maintain homeostasis and perceive its environment to react to potential threats and maintain homeostasis.
The nervous system is the major control system that maintains homeostasis in the body. It constantly monitors conditions inside and outside the body through receptors and sends signals through the nervous system to trigger responses that bring systems back into their normal functioning range when they fall outside the set point range. This process allows the body to maintain homeostasis and perceive its environment to react to potential threats and maintain homeostasis.
The nervous system is the major control system that maintains homeostasis in the body. It constantly monitors conditions inside and outside the body through receptors and sends signals through the nervous system to trigger responses that bring systems back into their normal functioning range when they fall outside the set point range. This process allows the body to maintain homeostasis and perceive its environment to react to potential threats and maintain homeostasis.
The nervous system is the major control system that maintains homeostasis in the body. It constantly monitors conditions inside and outside the body through receptors and sends signals through the nervous system to trigger responses that bring systems back into their normal functioning range when they fall outside the set point range. This process allows the body to maintain homeostasis and perceive its environment to react to potential threats and maintain homeostasis.
Directions: Complete the paragraph below by writing the correct word. Choose your answer from the box provided.
The __________1________ system is the major control system to maintain _____2______. It
provides monitoring, response, and _____3______ of all systems in the human body and other organisms. It functions from the tiny level of individual cells to affecting the whole body. Constantly monitoring conditions and watching for changes are done by the ____4____inside and outside of the body. When a body system leaves a set point and falls outside its _______5______range, signals are sent through the nervous system which trigger ____6_____ to bring the system back into the normal range of functioning. This process maintains homeostasis. For example, thermoreceptors and mechanoreceptors in the skin sense changes in ______7_______ and pressure, respectively. Then, signals sent from them to the ____8______make it possible to detect situations that could cause injury or death. Furthermore, nerves make muscles contract which moves the ____9_____ of the skeleton, making it possible to evade predators. This ability to perceive the environment and reacting to it is critical to maintain homeostasis in the ________10__________.