Jasmine is healthy girl who is playing outside. Her internal body temperature rises to 38°C, which is above normal.

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lisov135 [29]3 years ago

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Answer:

Jasmine's body responds with a mechanism of heat loss, such as sweating and evaporation, to reduce her internal body temperature and recover homeostasis.

Explanation:

The human is a homeotherm organism, with a constant body temperature that is between 36.5 and 37 °C. To maintain thermal homeostasis uses several mechanisms.

In the case of Jasmine, the raise of the body temperature, with the exercise, to 38°C stimulates sweat production and its body surface becomes moist. With the evaporation of sweat, body temperature normalizes, since this process involves heat loss.

Also, a voluntary mechanism to lower the temperature is to remove the clothes and remain in a cool environment.

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