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B1 Topic 2 Responses to a changing environment
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B1 Topic 2 Responses to a changing environment This topic looks at: How humans detect and respond to changes in their internal and external environments Role of hormones and the nervous system Role of hormones in the plant system Neurones Explain what neurones are and draw and label a nerve cell and use arrows to show the direction in which the electrical impulse travels along each one. Explain the function of dendrites and the myelin sheath. What is meant by homeostasis and give three examples Vasodilation and Vasoconstriction Draw and write how the body can control temperature using vasodilation and vasoconstriction Keywords: homeostasis, osmoregulation, thermoregulation, Synapse Draw a synapse and explain how nerve impulses travel across this gap. Nervous System What are the three parts of the nervous system Nervous System What are the five senses Keywords: dendrons, myelin sheath, impulses, neurones, neurotransmitter

What are 4 commercial uses of plant hormones. B1 Topic 2 Responses to a changing environment This topic looks at: How humans detect and respond to changes in their internal and external environments Role of hormones and the nervous system Role of hormones in the plant system Diabetes Describe how the body controls blood glucose levels when the concentration of blood glucose is too high. Draw a diagram to help What is the difference between type I and II diabetes What are some symptoms of diabetes What is meant by the terms voluntary and involuntary responses. Give an example of each Voluntary Involuntary What two experiments could investigate involuntary responses in humans 1. 2. Keywords: reflex arc, reflex, Plant Hormones What are the two types of plant hormones and what do they do? Reflex arcs Explain what is happening using the following words stimulus, relay, motor, synapse, effectors Plant Hormones What are the two types of plant hormones and what do they do? Uses of Plant Hormones What are 4 commercial uses of plant hormones. Keywords: diabetes, insulin, obesity, BMI (body mass index)