Compare and contrast negative vs. positive feedback mechanisms. Provide a physiological example for each system
| Positive feedback mechanism | Negative feedback mechanism |
| 1)Enhances change | Reduces change |
|
2)WIDER RANGE |
Narrower range |
| 3)Less associated with stability | Closely associated with stability |
| 4)Less frequent mechanism | More frequent mechanism |
| 5)Exhibits positive correlation between stimulus and product | Exhibits negative correlation between stimulus and product |
| 6)Associated with vicious cycles and even death | Associated with restoring and homeostasis |
| 7)Require external interruption | Does not require external interruption. |
| 8)More products | Less products |
Physiological examples of Positive feedback:
1)Blood clotting
2)menstrual cycle
3)Labour and childbirth
4)Digestion
5) Nerve signalling
Physiological examples of negative feedback:
1)Thermo regulation
2)Blood sugar regulation
3)Blood pressure regulation
4)Erythropoiesis
5)Thyroid regulation
Compare and contrast negative vs. positive feedback mechanisms. Provide a physiological example for each system
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