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Homeostasis

Def. ? maintenance of the constancy of the
internal environment of the body.


Internal environment ? milieu interieur
extracellular fluid which includes
interstitial fluid.

Volume and composition of this fluid
should be maintained constant (within
narrow limits) in spite of changes in
external environment for the normal
function of cell.

Failure of homeostasis leads to disease
Control systems of the body ?

- genetic control in all the cells

- systems working within the organs

control function of individual organs

- systems operating throughout the

entire body to control interrelation

between the organs

Composition of ECF is same all over

the body because of constant mixing

of interstitial fluid and blood and

circulation of blood
Some regulating systems and their

functions ?
Resp. system - CO2 content
Liver and pancreas ? glucose
Kidney ? conc. of ions
CVS ? blood flow and temp regulation
Nervous and endocrine systems

regulate the function of other systems

Components of control system ?

1. sensor to detect disturbance,
2. controlling center,
3. effector

Homeostatic Mechanisms-
1.Negative feedback mechanism
2.Positive feedback mechanism
3.Feed forward or anticipatory mechanism
Imp 1.Negative feedback mechanism ?

- most common

- the effect of controlling system is in the

opposite direction of change in the
parameter so that disturbance is
minimized.

-ve feedback mechanism

e.g.

regulation of blood pressure by
baroreceptors,

regulation of hormonal secretion,

regulation of PCO2 of ECF.
Components of -ve feedback regulation

Disturbance

Controlled variable at a set point

Sensor monitors currant value

Feedback signals

Controller- compares

Set point

If error

Output through effectors

Effector response

Correction

-ve feedback mechanism

Characteristics ?
-the disturbance is not corrected
immediately ? latency ? dead time so
oscillations are possible
-The disturbance is not corrected
completely ? residual change

-Regulation factor = change with regulation

change without regulation
-ve feedback mechanism

-Effectiveness of regulating system ?

Gain =

correction applied / residual change

-ve feedback mechanism

E.G. if large vol of blood is transfused
without baroreceptor system increase in
blood pressure is 100 mmof Hg to 175
mm of Hg and with baroreceptors it is
125 mm of Hg then,

Regulation factor is 25 / 75 = 1/3

Gain is -50 / +25 = -2

Gain of body temp.regulating system is -33
ImpPositive feedback mechanism ?

the effect of regulating system
magnifies the error and sets in vicious
cycle which stops only when the initial
stimulus is removed.

2 lits of blood loss

+ve feedback

mech.

Ineffective heart pump

B.P.

blood flow to heart muscle

Weakness of heart muscle

heart pump

Vicious cycle stops when blood volume

is corrected
+ve feedback mech.

Examples of Useful +ve feedback regulation ?

for rapid magnification of basic corrective
mechanisms

1.Hodgkin's cycle for Na+ transport during AP
2.Oxytocin secretion during parturition
3.LH surge for ovulation
4.Enzymatic cascade for blood coagulation
5.Activation of digestive enzymes

3. Feed forward mechanism ? anticipatory

mechanism ? conditioned reflex
By detecting rate of change rapid

anticipatory corrective measures which

may not be accurate e.g. acceleration,

exposure to cold
Limitations ?

- age

Undamped oscillations due to long dead
time and more gain of system ?
overcorrection

e.g. Chyene Stoke's breathing, clonus
during deep reflexes


Metabolic tissue

Intracellular water-40 %

Total

body

water

Extracellular water -20%

Bone tissue

Fat

Body fluid compartments-

60% of body wt.(70kg.) ? 42 lits.

ICF-2/3 -28lits

ECF ? 1/3 ? 14 lits

2 lits in RBC

Transcellular -

Plasma -3lits -

Interstitial fluid 1-2 lits

5% 1/5

-11 lits. 3/4

7% of fluid in intravascular compartment
Body fluids

?62% of body wt in males and 52 % in
females
?72% of lean body mass (adipose free)
body wt is 70kg in man
body water is 42 lits.
28 lits ( 2/3) ICF ? 2 lits - intravascular
14 lits. (1/3) ECF ? 3 lits - intravascular

Body fluids

Measurement of body fluid compartments-

?indicator dilution technique ?

?Criteria for ideal dye ?

?Dye should get uniformly diluted only in
the compartment whose whose volume
is to be measured
Body fluids

?Dye should be nontoxic,

?should not change fluid volume,

? should not be metabolized, altered

?or excreted in significant amount

? should be able to estimate easily

Body fluids

Two spaces are calculated indirectly ?

- Intracellular fluid compartment

( TBW ? ECF)

- Extravascular fluid compartment

(ECF - plasma vol.)
Body fluids

Example
Inulin for ECF ? 100 mg inulin injected
After 30 min. inulin conc in blood ?

0.75 mg /dl
25 mg excreted in urine during 30

mins.

ECF vol = 100 ? 25 / 0.75 = 10000 ml
= 10 lits.

Body fluids

Substances used ?
TBW ? D2O, tritiated H2O, aminopyrine
ECF ? Na thiosulphate, sucrose, mannitol,
Intravascular fluid ?
Plasma vol. - Evan's blue, T

131

1824 ,

I2

Hematocrit

Osmolarity of ECF = 290 mOsm / lit

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