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A mind map about the introduction to physiology, including biology, basic activities of life, Physiology etc.
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This is a mind map about bacteria, and its main contents include: overview, morphology, types, structure, reproduction, distribution, application, and expansion. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
This is a mind map about plant asexual reproduction, and its main contents include: concept, spore reproduction, vegetative reproduction, tissue culture, and buds. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
This is a mind map about the reproductive development of animals, and its main contents include: insects, frogs, birds, sexual reproduction, and asexual reproduction. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
introduction
biology
significance
The science that studies life phenomena and the laws of their activities
Classification
Research object
microbial physiology
plant physiology
animal physiology
Livestock Physiology
birds
fish
Insects
human physiology
evolutionary process/affinities
comparative physiology
Ecophysiology
evolutionary physiology
developmental physiology
basic activities of life
Complete basic activities mainly related to metabolism
support
Protect
sports
Nutrition
breathe
transportation
excretion
A series of activities in which the body responds adaptively to changes in the internal and external environment
stay excited
Coordinate and integrate the activities of various components
Reproductive activities for the preservation and continuation of living individuals
Four basic characteristics
Metro metabolism
Excitability
Adaptability
reproduction
Physiology
Study living normal animal organisms
Experiment classification
Human experiment
Animal experiment
acute experiment
in body
in vitro
chronic experiment
mechanism
inner workings of function
The relationship between function and structure
Functional change processes and the physical and chemical properties of these change processes
Explain the phenomena of life activities
The mechanism of muscle contraction
mechanism of nerve conduction
The mechanism of gastric juice secretion
three levels
Holistic and environmental level research
The animal body maintains close contact with the external environment as a whole
The activities of various organ systems in the animal body revolve around life activities
Classification
comparative physiology
environmental physiology
Ecophysiology
evolutionary physiology
Organ and system level research
Elucidate the functions and mechanisms of each organ and system, their role in the body, and the various factors that influence and regulate their functions
Classification
organ physiology
circulatory physiology
digestive physiology
renal physiology
Research at the cellular and molecular levels
Reveal the cellular and molecular biological mechanisms of life activity phenomena
We must not only acknowledge the material attributes of life phenomena, but also pay attention to the characteristics of living matter and its laws of motion.
Classification
cellular molecular physiology
Internal environment and homeostasis
Extracellular fluid and internal environment
body fluid
fluids in animals
2/3 intracellular fluid
1/3 extracellular fluid
1/4 plasma
Blood pH: 7.35~7.45
3/4 tissue fluid
Internal environment
Relatively stable body fluid environment
The physical and chemical composition of the internal environment and the homeostasis of the internal environment
Physical and chemical composition
ion
Nutrients
metabolite
Physical and chemical properties
temperature
pH
Osmotic pressure
homeostasis
Under normal physiological conditions, the physical and chemical properties of the internal environment only change within a narrow range.
Comprehensive results of normal physiological activities of various cells and organs
How physiological functions are regulated
neuromodulation
reflection
With the participation of the central nervous system, the body's regular adaptive response to changes in the internal and external environment
Basic process/method
basic structure
reflex arc
receptor
afferent nerve
nerve center
efferent nerve
effector
body fluid regulation
concept
Certain special chemicals produced and secreted by certain cells in the body are transported through body fluids to tissue cells with corresponding receptors in the body, regulating the activities of these tissues and cells.
target tissue, target cells
Tissues and cells that can be regulated by certain hormones
Adjustment method
long-range secretory regulation
paracrine regulation or local humoral regulation
autocrine regulation
Features
Reaction rate is slow
Broad and long-lasting effect
The adjustment method is relatively constant
self-regulation
concept
The adaptive response of certain cells, tissues and organs to changes in the surrounding environment without relying on the action of nerve or humoral factors
Physiological function control system
Non-automatic control system
open loop system
One-way control
For example: stress response
feedback control system
closed loop system
Achieve fine adjustment of the control part
Classification
Positive feedback
The feedback information output by the controlled part promotes and strengthens the activities of the controlled part, thereby further strengthening the activities of the controlled part
Irreversible, constantly strengthening
worsening of disease
Put the entire system in a regenerative state
Negative feedback
The feedback information output by the controlled part transforms the control system's action into the opposite effect, that is, inhibiting or weakening the activity of the control part and shifting to a balanced state.
bidirectional regulation
set point
The result of the integration of the positive and negative regulatory processes of metabolism in a certain new city of the body
reset
Set point changes
Feedforward control system
When the control part issues instructions to make the controlled part carry out activities, it also acts on the controlled part through another shortcut channel.
Predictive and adaptable