Does that cardiovascular system regulate body temperature?

Answer 1

In cold conditions: Arterioles carrying blood to superficial capillaries under the surface of the skin can shrink (constrict), thereby rerouting blood away from the skin and towards the warmer core of the body. This prevents blood from losing heat to the surroundings and also prevents the core temperature dropping further. This process is called vasoconstriction. It is impossible to prevent all heat loss from the blood, only to reduce it. In extremely cold conditions excessive vasoconstriction leads to numbness and pale skin. Frostbite only occurs when water within the cells begins to freeze, this destroys the cell causing damage. IN hot conditions: Arterioles Vasodilation occurs, this is the process of relaxation of smooth muscle in arteriole walls allowing increased blood flow through the artery. This redirects blood into the superficial capillaries in the skin increasing heat loss by radiation and conduction.

Answer 2

the thermoregulation is there to help cool down the body, the body stays at a temperature around 37 dergree's C and th thermoregulation is there to make sure the body does not over heat when doing exercise or get to cold when your in a cold place.

Answer 3

The circulatory system helps regulate body temperature by transporting heat, carried by the blood, and then either constricting or dilating the blood in the tissues to increase or decrease the temperature. If it needs more heat, more blood is supplied by dilation. If it is already warm enough the vessels constrict and reduce the heat to the area.

Answer 4

it aids by the cardiovascular reproducing thermoregulation energy into the body.

Answer 5

The cardiovascular system works with the skin to control body temperature by dilating or constricting superficial blood vessels to release or conserve heat as needed.

Answer 6

Yes