Homeostasis

by Liz Siriotis

1. enzymes

2. cellular respiration

3. Transport/Gas exchange

3.1. cellular

3.2. organismal

3.3. human

4. Excretion

5. Feedback

5.1. positive/negative

5.2. Nervous system

5.3. Endocrine

5.3.1. glands

5.3.2. hormones

6. Support/locomotion

6.1. skeletal

6.1.1. joints

6.1.2. bones

6.1.3. cartilage

6.2. muscular

6.2.1. tendons

6.2.2. ligaments

6.3. Nervous

7. Blood/Immune

7.1. antibodies

7.2. antigens

7.3. antibiotics

7.4. allergies

7.4.1. histamines/antihistamines

7.5. pathogens

7.5.1. vaccines

7.5.2. viruses

7.5.3. bacteria

7.5.4. fungi

7.5.5. parasites

8. Nutrition

8.1. cellular

8.2. organismal

8.3. human

8.3.1. digestive system

8.3.2. metabolism

8.3.3. endocrine

8.3.4. excretory

8.4. What kind of food are they serving here?

9. Enzymes

10. Levels of Organization

10.1. Disease

10.1.1. inherited disorder

10.1.1.1. sickle cell

10.1.1.2. Tay-Sachs disease

10.1.1.3. cystic fibrosis

10.1.2. exposure to toxins

10.1.2.1. lead

10.1.2.2. alcohol

10.1.3. poor nutrition

10.1.3.1. rickets

10.1.3.2. scurvy

10.1.3.3. anemia

10.1.3.4. Type 2 Diabetes

10.1.3.5. heart attack

10.1.3.6. hypertension

10.1.3.7. high cholesterol

10.1.3.8. stroke

10.1.4. organ malfunction

10.1.4.1. heart attack

10.1.4.2. type 1 diabetes

10.1.5. high-risk behaviors

10.1.5.1. smoking

10.1.5.2. drug addiction

10.1.6. cellular malfunction

10.1.6.1. Cancer

11. New node