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Which structure of the brain is responsible for the regulation of water content in the blood?
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Which brain structure is responsible for the regulation of water content in the blood?
The hypothalamus
What organ in the human body is most responsible for regulating blood glucose areas?
Liver,Pancrease and Kidneys are very important in glucose regulation.
Is the Regulation of blood pressure autonomic or somatic?
Autonomic
Is the regulation of blood pressure a somatic reflex?
No. Its autonomic.
What is red blood cells responsible for?
they are responsible for running blood through your body
Which brain structure is responsible for the regulation of water content in the blood?
The hypothalamus
What organ is responsible for the regulation of blood magnesium levels?
kidneys
What organ is responsible for managing the water content of the blood?
The kidney is the organ that manages the water content of the blood. People typically have two.
What structure in the body is responsible for making red blood cells?
HEART
Which structure contains the capillaries responsible for filtering blood into the nephron?
The glomerulous
What structure in the kidneys is responsible for removing waste from the blood?
Either air sacs or capillaries
What organ in the human body is most responsible for regulating blood glucose areas?
Liver,Pancrease and Kidneys are very important in glucose regulation.
What is blood sugar regulation?
What regulates blood sugar
What structure pumps oxygenated blood into the aorta?
what pumps oxygenated blood around the body are the arteries
What are three functions of the blood?
To feed on the white blood cells, to travel throughout the body and to destroy diseases your welcome :)
What des the kidneys do?
Excretion of unwanted substances, water balance, blood pressure regulation, regulation of red blood cells productions.
Why do you need a Liver?
Liver is the most important organ in regulation of metabolism, digestion... It is responsible by the production of bile, regulation of lipides in blood, formation of glucose from various nutrients (proteins, lipides), metabolization of ethanol,...and many other vital processes in human body
