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What would a malfunctioned hypothalamus lead to list all affected functions in the body?
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A malfunctioned hypothalamus would lead to?
Its the brain's mouth
What part of the brain controls thirst?
Can a brain lesion cause excessive thirst even if the pituitary gland is normal? Also where would the lesion be located?
Could you live without braincells?
No, because hypothalamus is the control center of homeostasis without it, it would be impossible to live. Hypothalamus controls almost vital functions for survival. such as: respirations, digestion, blood pressures, heart rate, and among many other things.
What would you do if the cleaning equipment malfunctioned while in the middle of the process?
i would go talk to the company and you know i would.......
What is the major area where the nervous system and endocrine system interact?
That would be the hypothalamus, the gland of homeostasis.
What would you do if the cleaning equipment malfunctioned while in the middle of the cleaning process?
i would go talk to the company and you know i would.......
What would you do if the cleaning equipment malfunctioned while in the middle of cleaning process?
i would go talk to the company and you know i would.......
How might your body be affected if a certain gland made too much releasing hormone?
Well, if your hypothalamus produces too much GHRH (growth hormone releasing hormone) you would grow..alot. If your hypothalamus produces too much GnRH (gonadotropin-releasing hormone), which stimulates the release of FSH and LH your body would produce more hair.
If a person had a diseased autonomic nervous system the kinds of functions most directly affected would be things such as?
digestion and breathing
Which is respnsible for the overall integration of the ans?
that would be the hypothalamus!
What products helps an abnormal hypothalamus?
No food product is going to help "an abnormal hypothalamus". To even know you have an "abnormal hypothalamus", you'd need to be diagnosed by a neurologist, who would then recommend treatment options.
What part of the brain controls sexual libido?
hypothalamus
