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year 11 Science Homework Week 5
By Naomi Arthur
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Why must we keep out internal body conditions stable?
So that we don’t sweat too much.
So that our cells and enzymes can function properly.
So that we don’t use up too much energy.
Which of these is something that is controlled by homeostasis?
Body temperature
The number of enzymes in our body
The number of times we blink per minute
Which organ detects changes in blood glucose levels?
Thermoregulatory centre
Hypothalamus
Pancreas
Which organ detects changes in water levels in the blood?
Thermoregulatory centre
Hypothalamus
Pancreas
Glucose is a type of ...........
sugar
plant
protein
cell
............. is a measure of how much glucose is dissolved in the blood plasma
type 1 diabetes
exercise
blood glucose concentration
glycogen
the ............ monitors and controls blood glucose concentration
released
carbohydrates
pancreas
blood glucose concentration
if the blood glucose concentration if to high the pancrease produces the horme.......................
insulin
glycogen
glucose
insulin is a ................
sugary food
hormone
carbohydrate
Type 1 diabetes is characterised by..........
uncontrolled high blood glucose levels
blood glucose concentrations
glycagon
Type 1 diabetes is normally treated with ................
hormones
insulin injections
sugar
in ............................ the body cells no longer respond to insulin produced by the pancreas
glucose is to high
stored
carbohydrates are to high
type 2 diabetes