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Chemical level. Atoms(colored balls) combineto form molecules.

Cell level. Moleculesform organelles, such asthe nucleus and mitochondria,which make up cells.

Tissue level. Similar cellsand surrounding materialsmake up tissues.

Organ level. Differenttissues combine to formorgans, such as theurinary bladder.

Organ system level.Organs, such as theurinary bladder andkidneys, make up anorgan system.

Organism level. Organsystems make up anorganism.

Wall of urinary bladder

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Receptors monitor thevalue of a variable. In thiscase, receptors in the wallof a blood vessel monitorblood pressure.

Information about the valueof the variable is sent to acontrol center. In this case,nerves send information tothe part of the brainresponsible for regulatingblood pressure.

Receptors monitorblood pressure.

Nerves

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Receptors monitor thevalue of a variable. In thiscase, receptors in the wallof a blood vessel monitorblood pressure.

Information about the valueof the variable is sent to acontrol center. In this case,nerves send information tothe part of the brainresponsible for regulatingblood pressure.

The control centercompares the value of thevariable against the setpoint.

Receptors monitorblood pressure.

Nerves

Control center(brain)

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Receptors monitor thevalue of a variable. In thiscase, receptors in the wallof a blood vessel monitorblood pressure.

Information about the valueof the variable is sent to acontrol center. In this case,nerves send information tothe part of the brainresponsible for regulatingblood pressure.

The control centercompares the value of thevariable against the setpoint.

If a response is necessaryto maintain homeostasis,the control center causesan effector to respond. Inthis case, nerves sendinformation to the heart.

Receptors monitorblood pressure.

Nerves

Control center(brain)

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Receptors monitor thevalue of a variable. In thiscase, receptors in the wallof a blood vessel monitorblood pressure.

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The control centercompares the value of thevariable against the setpoint.

An effector produces aresponse that maintainshomeostasis. In this case,changing heart ratechanges blood pressure.

If a response is necessaryto maintain homeostasis,the control center causesan effector to respond. Inthis case, nerves sendinformation to the heart.

Effector (heart)responds to changesin blood pressure.

Receptors monitorblood pressure.

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Nervous System

A major regulatory system that detectssensations and controls movements,physiological processes, and intellectualfunctions. Consists of the brain, spinal cord,nerves, and sensory receptors.

Endocrine System

A major regulatory system that influencesmetabolism, growth, reproduction, and manyother functions. Consists of glands, such asthe pituitary, that secrete hormones.

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Control centers in the brain increasestimulation of heart and blood vesselswhen receptors detect decreasedblood pressure.

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