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Thermoregulation (Ex phys) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved List the means by which heat can be produced and gained by the body. - voluntary: exercise (70-80% energy expenditure appears as heat) involuntary: shivering, biochemical (non-shivering thermogenesis): release of thyroxine and r...

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Thermoregulation (Ex phys) Exam

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List the means by which heat can be produced and gained by the body. -

✔✔voluntary: exercise (70-80% energy expenditure appears as heat)

involuntary: shivering, biochemical (non-shivering thermogenesis): release

of thyroxine and release of epinephrine and norepinephrine

List the means by which heat loss from the body occurs. - ✔✔*radiation-

in form of infrared rays, no physical contact, rest-60% of heat loss, can gain

heat on hot sunny days

*conduction- transfer heat from body to cooler objects in contacting body,

sitting on a metal chair

*convection-heat transfer to air or water in contact with body, amount lost

depends on air flow or water flow, forced convection- blowing a fan on

person, cycling vs running, transfer to water 25 times greater

*evaporation- heat loss due to changing liquid water to water vapor, heat

lost to environment ----> skin temperature lowers, when water gains

enough heat it vaporizes, this takes the heat from skin

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Explain the role of temperature and humidity on sweat evaporation. -

✔✔As temperature and humidity rises, sweat production increases.

Sweat production commences as the anterior hypothalamus responds to

an increase in core temperature. (posterior hypothalamus responds to

decrease in core temperature)

Describe the role of the cutaneous blood vessels in cold or hot

temperature. - ✔✔in hot environments the blood vessels dilate to allow

for more heat loss. In cold environments the vessels constrict to keep blood

flow in the core to maintain temperature.

Describe the role of the hypothalamus and thermoreceptors in temperature

regulation. - ✔✔anterior hypothalamus- increases sweat production with

increase in core temperature. posterior hypothalamus responds to

decrease in core temperature which induces shivering and hormone

release. The input comes from the skin and core (spinal cord).

Explain the physiological response to heat load and to cold. - ✔✔In order

to cool, extra blood is shunted to skin thus reducing blood flow to muscle,

HR increase in order to maintain cardiac output. (look at picture on study

guide)

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