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Positive vs Negative Feedback Quiz

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by Florence Tapaoan
1

High calcium levels trigger calcitonin release, lowering blood calcium.

2

Positive feedback mechanisms account for about 95% of the body's regulatory processes.

3

Blood clotting is an example of negative feedback.

4

Negative feedback maintains homeostasis through continuous regulation.

5

Positive feedback moves the body back to its set point.

6

Shivering is an example of negative feedback when the body is too cold.

7

A cut triggers platelets to activate more platelets until a clot forms.

8

High CO2 levels in the blood trigger faster breathing to expel CO2.

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High blood pressure triggers the heart to slow down and the vessels to dilate.

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The body reduces sweating when the temperature returns to normal.

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Baby suckling stimulates more milk production, encouraging more suckling.

12

Oxytocin release during breastfeeding stimulates even more oxytocin production.

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When blood sugar rises, insulin is released to lower it back to normal.

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When body temperature rises, sweating occurs to cool the body down.

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