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Hormone that binds to receptors; trigger secondary messenger molecules that affects cells activities |
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Feedback that reverses direction of a change |
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Hormone that enter cells and directly act on certain genes in a cell |
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Hormone that regulates internal clock |
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Feedback that accelerates a change |
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Hormone produced in body tissues; tissue hormones |
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Insufficient hormone secretion |
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Blood vessel with most pressure |
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Shock due to allergic reaction |
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Contagious; can be passed |
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Into and out of the lungs |
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Largest amount of air one can breathe out in one expiration |
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Abnormal widening of arterial wall |
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1st route of systemic circulation |
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Hormone that decrease blood sugar |
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Gland that controls metabolic rate |
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Universal blood recipient |
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Carry blood away from capillaries |
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Redness,swelling,heat,pain |
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Shock caused by loss of blood volume |
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Relative inability to inflate alveoli |
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