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A
person with a fever walks outside on a cold day. Her body temperature drops
from 100 F to 99 F. Instantly, mechanisms that increase body temperature
are activated, including shivering. |
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Yes,
this is negative feedback. |
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No,
this is not negative feedback. |
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| 2 |
Calcium
flows out of the sarcoplasmic reticulum in response to a muscle cell electrical
impulse. The increased cytoplasmic calcium leads to muscle contraction. |
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Yes,
this is negative feedback. |
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No,
this is not negative feedback. |
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| 3 |
ATP
is used during muscle contraction and the concentration of ATP in a muscle
cell drops slightly. Cellular processes increase the level of ATP production
so that cell ATP concentration returns toward normal. |
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Yes,
this is negative feedback. |
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No,
this is not negative feedback. |
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| 4 |
A
sprinter stands motionless on the starting blocks before a 100 meter race.
As the starter prepares to begin the race, the sprinter's heart rate starts
increasing. |
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Yes,
this is negative feedback. |
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No,
this is not negative feedback. |
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