1Is a process of nervous and hormonal regulation by which the body maintains levels. It is done to either increase or dampen the change in the system.
Feedback Mechanism
2the process when the receptor detects change and initiates response that will go against the change.
Negative feedback
3the process by which stimulus causes a response which will increase the stimulation
Positive feedback
4Negative or Positive Feedback:\n\nEx: Blood glucose rise after sugar meal
Negative Feedback
5Negative or Positive Feedback:\n\nEx: The contraction of uterine during child birth
Positive Feedback
63 Components of Feedback Loops
1. Stimulus\n2. Receptor\n3. Relay
7it is something in the environment that causes change
Stimulus
8cells or tissues that receives stimulus
Receptor
9a transmitter of message via nerves or hormones or both to the effector
Relay
10state of balance in the body
Homeostasis
113 Components that interact namely
1. Receptor\n2. Integrator\n3. Effector
12Example is a free nerve-ending
Receptor
13such as the brain
Integrator
14such as the muscle or a gland
Effector