Which of the following is an example of intrinsic regulation? Group of answer choices The hypothalamus senses that your core temperature is too low and turns on effectors to raise it. The heart senses an increase in blood pressure and secretes ANF to decrease blood pressure. The pancreas senses an increase in blood sugar in the blood and releases insulin to decrease its level. Senses in your blood determine that you are acidotic, and they release carbonate.

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Vincent Mosley

Biology

11 February, 19:00

Which of the following is an example of intrinsic regulation? Group of answer choices The hypothalamus senses that your core temperature is too low and turns on effectors to raise it. The heart senses an increase in blood pressure and secretes ANF to decrease blood pressure. The pancreas senses an increase in blood sugar in the blood and releases insulin to decrease its level. Senses in your blood determine that you are acidotic, and they release carbonate.

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Answer: Option B.

The heart senses an increase in blood pressure and secrete ANF to decrease blood pressure.

Explanation:

Intinstic regulation is when a cell, tissue or organ system can adjust and respond to change in environment on it's own. The intrinsic is inherent in organ meaning the organ can maintain homeostatis within itself.

For example, the heart can perform intrinsic regulation for it self. The heart can perform myogenic regulation by reacting and responding to increase or decrease in blood pressure to keep the blood flow in normal blood vessel constant. It is a sublevel to control cardiac function.