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Human Homeostasis
If you have ever exercised on a cold day, you may have noticed how much your body warms up. Before you know it, you’re shedding clothes and even sweating! Log into The Human Homeostasis Gizmo™ and explore how our bodies thermoregulate, or maintain a nearly constant internal temperature.
After viewing the Human Homeostasis Gizmo, discuss the following questions:
Explore Learning/Gizmo: (http://www.explorelearning.com)
Compose your discussion and post it on Discussion area of Moodle.
Make your initial posts before 11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on Day 5 of this module. After making your initial postings, review at least two of your classmates’postings and reply to their threads. Complete your replies before 11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on the last day of this module.
Discussion
postings should always be thoughtful and courteous and include some references or direct evidence from the module’s content, readings, or assignments to support your statements. In order to ensure that postings are appropriate in length and substance, please limit your initial postings to 50 – 100 words and each of your responses to 25 – 50 words.
Human Homeostasis
If you have ever exercised on a cold day, you may have noticed how much your body warms up. Before you know it, you’re shedding clothes and even sweating! Log into The Human Homeostasis Gizmo™ and explore how our bodies thermoregulate, or maintain a nearly constant internal temperature.
After viewing the Human Homeostasis Gizmo, discuss the following questions:
- What are some involuntary responses that occur when body
temperature is too low? Too high? [Examples include shivering, sweating, and
the dilation of blood vessels near the skin to allow heat to be
released.] - What are some voluntary responses that occur when body temperature is too low? Too high?
- How can you recognize hypothermia? Heat stroke?
- How is thermoregulation in our bodies similar to and different from the way a thermostat works to maintain the temperature in a building?
Explore Learning/Gizmo: (http://www.explorelearning.com)
Compose your discussion and post it on Discussion area of Moodle.
Make your initial posts before 11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on Day 5 of this module. After making your initial postings, review at least two of your classmates’postings and reply to their threads. Complete your replies before 11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on the last day of this module.
Discussion
postings should always be thoughtful and courteous and include some references or direct evidence from the module’s content, readings, or assignments to support your statements. In order to ensure that postings are appropriate in length and substance, please limit your initial postings to 50 – 100 words and each of your responses to 25 – 50 words.
Assignment 2:
Assignment 2: Using Directional Terminology in an Autopsy Report
Read the Assignment 2 description page for further details about Assignment 2:
Using Directional Terminology in an Autopsy Report. Submit this assignment before
11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on the last day of this module.
Read the Assignment 2 description page for further details about Assignment 2:
Using Directional Terminology in an Autopsy Report. Submit this assignment before
11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on the last day of this module.