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Yuliya22 [10]
2 years ago
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Which examples relate the law of mass balance to body homeostasis?

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ruslelena [56]2 years ago
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An increased body temperature stimulates vasodilation of capillaries in the skin and activation of sweat glands. and Water lost through sweat and urination is replaced by drinking water.  relate law of mass balance to body homeostasis.

in the word homeostasis. Homeo: Similar Stasis: Condition -regulates internal environment

a propensity to preserve equilibrium or consistency on the inside; the control of any component of bodily chemistry, like blood sugar, at a specific level. sickness and illness will develop without homeostasis; it aids in the battle against poisons, cancer, viruses, and germs. Any benefit must be equaled by a corresponding loss.  Existing body weight plus intake or metabolic production minus excretion or metabolic elimination equals mass balance  -intake through the skin, lungs, and intestines outflow from the liver, lungs, kidneys, and skin

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