The technical definition of homeostasis is 'The maintenance of an equilibrium within a living organism'. This basically means the body's methods of keeping its functions within the range where it can continue functioning.
Examples of homeostasis:
The regulation of body temperature, control of blood glucose levels, and the regulation of salt and water balance. These systems all ensure that the body remains stable.
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The first example is intracellular homeostasis. When this occurs, the cell needs ions and nutrients, and the cell itself works to draw these in. During replication homeostasis, new cells form to replace the cells that have died off.
It is life activities or mitosis or development or homeostasis
There are quite a few examples of diffusion in the human body. They are breathing, sneezing, evaporation, blood diffusion, and homeostasis.
In a general sense, homeostasis is the property of a system, either open or closed, that regulates its internal environment and tends to maintain a stable, constant condition. More specifically, in science, homeostasis is the ability for something to maintain or return to an equilibrium state. Cellular homeostasis and natural evolution are examples of this.
DEFINE Physiological homeostasis WITH EXAMPLES
Sweating and shivering
some examples of ions are water and i don't know how they are related to homeostasis.
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homeostasis-control of the body's internal enviroment
Yes It Does here are some examples of it, sweating increases, more blood increases, heart rate increases.........
they eat and sleep they hybanate....
Homeostasis keeps an organism's internal environment stable, even if the external environment is not. Examples include temperature of the body and the amount of water in the body
The first example is intracellular homeostasis. When this occurs, the cell needs ions and nutrients, and the cell itself works to draw these in. During replication homeostasis, new cells form to replace the cells that have died off.
It is life activities or mitosis or development or homeostasis
There are quite a few examples of diffusion in the human body. They are breathing, sneezing, evaporation, blood diffusion, and homeostasis.
In a general sense, homeostasis is the property of a system, either open or closed, that regulates its internal environment and tends to maintain a stable, constant condition. More specifically, in science, homeostasis is the ability for something to maintain or return to an equilibrium state. Cellular homeostasis and natural evolution are examples of this.