1.A(n) changes physiological variables in order to restore and maintain homeostasis.
2. A(n) senses changes in physiological variables.
3. A(n) synthesizes information coming in from many sensory pathways and sends out the proper response.
4. A(n) results from changes in organ activity. It can cause a change in the original stimulus.
5. A(n) delivers information about environmental stimuli from the periphery to the control center. changes physiological variables in order to restore and maintain homeostasis.
6. A(n) will deliver a chemical that will affect the target organ/effect. It can be carried out by a neuron, or a classic hormone released into the blood.

1. An effector changes physiological variables in order to restore and maintain homeostasis.

2. A sensor senses changes in physiological variables.

3. A(n) integrating response synthesizes information coming in from many sensory pathways and sends out the proper response.

4. A response results from changes in organ activity. it can cause a change in the original stimulus.

5. An input signal  delivers information about environmental stimuli from the periphery to the control center.

6. An output signal will deliver a chemical that will affect the target organ/effector. it can be carried out by a neuron, or a classic hormone released into the blood

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