system requires to achieve it. Which of the following could be considered as an example of homeostasis? Please select all that apply. Humans maintaining body temperature at 37 C Lizards falling of trees when it is too cold in Miami Hypothermia Exercising daily to maintain muscle Marine fish keeping their internal solute concentration in cells lower than the ocean water

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Explain the concept of homeostasis and the components that a system requires to achieve it.
Which of the following could be considered as an example of homeostasis? Please select all that apply.
Humans maintaining body temperature at 37 C
Lizards falling of trees when it is too cold in Miami
Hypothermia
Exercising daily to maintain muscle
Marine fish keeping their internal solute concentration in cells lower than the ocean water
Transcribed Image Text:Explain the concept of homeostasis and the components that a system requires to achieve it. Which of the following could be considered as an example of homeostasis? Please select all that apply. Humans maintaining body temperature at 37 C Lizards falling of trees when it is too cold in Miami Hypothermia Exercising daily to maintain muscle Marine fish keeping their internal solute concentration in cells lower than the ocean water
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Homeostasis is the state of equilibrium of the internal body in a variable external environment. This is required to maintain various aspects of the body such as temperature, pH, or salt concentrations. 

There are major 4 components of homeostasis, these are:

  • Stimulus:- Any change (increases or decrease) in the external environment which alter the stable normal state of the body.
  • Receptors:- These detect and sense sensory information and send it to the brain.
  • control center:- It is the brain where nerve impulses are received and further the body produces specific responses against stimuli.
  • Effector:- it receives signals from the brain and takes appropriate actions required to achieve a stable state of the body.
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