Show your understanding of the general principles of physiology (discussed in Ch

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Show your understanding of the general principles of physiology (discussed in Chapter 1) by dragging the best match from the left to each of the examples at right. The flow of blood through the lungs controlled by the heart and blood vessels is proportional to the ventilation of the lungs by muscles of the respiratory system The respiratory system maintains extracellular fluid oxygen, carbon dioxide, and pH levels within ranges that alloww body cells to function normally Most physiological functions are Homeostasis is controlled by multiple essential for health regulatory systems often working in opposition and survival Physiological processes require the transfer and balance of matter and energy Controlled exchange of materials occurs between compartments and across cellular membranes Information flow betweer cells, tissues, and organs is an essential The epithelial barrier betweern alveolar gas and pulmonary capillary blood has become extremely thin to allow the Physiological proces3es are When alveolar volume increases, it causes a reduction in the pressure within the feature of homeostasis dictated by the laws and allows for integration of physiological processes. of chemistry and physics alveoli, which in turn causes air equilibration of oxygen and carbon to flow into the lungs dioxide Structure is a determinant of--and has coevolved with- function The functions of organ systems are coordinated with each other

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Example of above points are-

Upper left:the function of organ system are coordinated with each other

Upper right:physiological processes are dictated by the laws of chemistry and physics.

Lower left:most physiological functions are controlled by multiple regulatory system, often working in opposition

Lower right:controlled exchange of materials occured between compartment and across cellular membranes.

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