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What organ systems are important in the regulation of fluid electrolyte and acid base balance?
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∙ 12y ago
mainly kidney then in less extent skin,lungs
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Is sodium pivotal to fluid and electrolyte balance and to the homeostasis of all body systems?
yes true
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Is the kidney also a major homeostatic organ because it maintains electrolyte balance?
The kidney, among other systems, helps to maintain electrolyte balance.
Is sodium pivotal to fluid and electrolyte balance and to the homeostasis of all body systems?
yes true
How does the nervous system control the body systems?
Everything is connected to the nervous system. Parts of the brain are detecting every change that goes on for example heart rate, muscle movements, even hormone levels and electrolyte balance. All of this involves signaling and controls all of the body systems so that each can do their job in regulation for homeostasis.
How does the nervous system control the other body system?
Everything is connected to the nervous system. Parts of the brain are detecting every change that goes on for example heart rate, muscle movements, even hormone levels and electrolyte balance. All of this involves signaling and controls all of the body systems so that each can do their job in regulation for homeostasis.
How does our body help us maintain homeostasis?
Regulation is when an organism keeps things like body heat, ATP levels, Glucose levels, etc, in a correct, regulated balance. Without regulation homeostasis, which is when the entire body is in balance, where everything is just right. Without regulation things will go out of balance. Say our red blood cells were not regulated correctly, if you make too many or too little, it can cause very serious problems, even death. So, regulation is what causes Homeostasis, without regulation of our internal systems our bodies would not be able to function.
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What system Control and regulation of other systems are primary functions of?
The nervous system.
What are the examples of homeostasis?
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.
Homeostatic regulation of the body is made possible through coordination of all body systems This coordination is achieved mainly by?
nervous & endocrine systems
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