At left is a list of the eight general principles of physiology described in Cha

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At left is a list of the eight general principles of physiology described in Chapter 1. Drag the four that best match the examples described into the associated blanks at right. Despite having many different actions, epinephrine, cortisol and growth hormone al act on adipocytes and the liver to regulate energy balance When confronted with a stress such as an infection, a person without sufficient cortisol would die within a few days Controlled exchange of materials occurs between Physiological processes are and dictated by the laws across cellular membranes. of chemistry and physics. Most physiological functions are controlled by multiple regulatory systems, often working in opposition. essential for health and survival. Although hydrophobic, thyroid hormone can be stored in colloid-filled follicles in the thyroid; this likely is an adaptation to the relative rarity of iodine in the mammalian diet. Nuclei of hypothalamic neurons secrete hormones that control the secretion of all the anterior pituitary gland hormones, which, when secreted, have various targets in cells throughout the body Phyeiolagical Information flow between processes require the transfer and balance of matter cells, tissues, and organs is an essential teature of homeostasis and allows for integration of and energy Structure is a The functions of determinant of-andrgan systems are has coevolved with - coordinated with each other Reset

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Despite having many different actions, epinephrine, cortisol, and growth harmone all act on adipocytes and the liver to regulate energy balance. Most physiological functions are controlled by multiple regulatory systems, often working in opposition.

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