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Homeostasis 
The ability of the body to maintain relatively stable internal conditions even when the environment is changing and the activity of the individual is changing
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Homeostasis is a dynamic equilibrium
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Prion 
Protein-based infectious agent
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Homeostasis involves many systems working together
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Stress response 
1. Stimulus e.g. Intense excitement, anticipation, fear, intense exercise, injury or pain
2. Increase in adrenaline, pulse increases, blood pressure increases, blood vessels in skin, kidney & GI contract, liver releases glucose into bloodstream
3. Hypothalamus releases antidiuretic hormone, renin from kidneys, angiotensin activation, aldosterone from adrenal cortex, β-endorphin released
4. Cortisol released, growth hormone released
5. Processes reversed when the stimulus is removed
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