Homeostasis and Controlling Factors in the Body

Homeostasis and
Controlling Factors in the
body

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Requirement for regulation of the internal environment by reference to some named
homeostatic systems...............................................................................................................1
1.2 Negative and positive feedback in a homoeostatic control mechanism, and the
involvement of organ(s) in this mechanism...........................................................................3
3.1 The structure, mechanisms, and the role of the skin in maintaining a normal body
temperature.............................................................................................................................4
4.1 The role of at least 4 different hormones in homeostasis and the role of insulin.............5
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6
Books and Journals.................................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTION
Homeostasis is defined as the state of steady internal, physical and chemical condition
which is maintained by living system. This is also defined as the condition of organism which is
required for functioning of body variable which may include body temperature, and fluid
balance, that is being kept within the pre-set limits, in this it is defined as the homoeostatic range.
There is various enormous variable such as pH of fluid that is extracellular in nature. The
concentration of sodium, potassium and calcium ions (Singh and et. al., 2019). This also contain
the blood sugar level which help to regulate various despite changes in the environment, diet,
level of activity. As per this there are various of controlled mechanism which is regulated in
homoeostatic mechanism that help to maintain balance of life. Haemostasis that brought about
natural resistance which have already in optimal condition. In this three component are
measurably used in aspect to a receptor, a control centre and an environment that may be internal
and external.
MAIN BODY
1.1 Requirement for regulation of the internal environment by reference to some named
homeostatic systems
There is various biological system which always pushed away from their balance points.
As per this, when an individual constantly start to do exercise and muscle increase heat
production and raising temperature upwards. As per this the homoeostatic depend on the ability
of body which is detected and oppose numerous changes. In addition to this, it helps to provide
changes in various homoeostasis that involve negative feedback loops. These loop are act to
oppose the stimulus which trigger them (Raut and et. al., 2017). For example, the body
temperature is to high then the negative feedback acting on it and this create adverse and create a
set point. The targeted value in this is 37 degrees Celsius and more.
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