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<span>The normal daily input of water is about 2.5 L from beverages food, and metabolism. The normal daily output of 2.5 L consists of 1.8 L in urine, sweat, and feces, plus 0.7 L in insensible water loss. Insensible water loss is water that evaporates through the skin and from the respiratory tract. Insensible losses account for 0.7 L of water loss per day. The average human exhales an average of 0.35 L of water each day. This corresponds to about 14% of water lost through respiration.</span>
The kidneys filter any unwanted wastes from the body.<span> The glomerular filtration, reabsorption, and secretion take out any wanted fluids from your body when you drink water.</span>
Answer:
smelling rotten eggs - covering your nose
touching a hot dish - pulling your hand away
jumping into a cold pool - shivering
Explanation:
<u>A stimulus generally refers to a detectable change in the environment of an organism. These changes could be physical or chemical and could be in the internal or external environment of organisms. </u>
Organisms react to changes in their internal or external environment by responding appropriately. Hence perceiving the smell of rotten egg, feeling the hotness of a dish by touching it, and feeling cold immediately one jumps into a cold pool are all examples of stimuli and their corresponding responses would be covering one's nose, pulling the hand away, and shivering of the body in order to counter the cold.
In other words:
<em>smelling rotten eggs - covering your nose</em>
<em>touching a hot dish - pulling your hand away</em>
<em>jumping into a cold pool - shivering</em>
