The systms that provide homeostasis are?

Answer 1

Homeostasis is an (ideal or virtual) state of equilibrium, in which all body systems are working and interacting in an appropriate way to fulfill all the needs of the person and/or the body.

When homeostasis is interrupted (e.g. by response to a stressor), the body tries to restore it by adjusting one or more physiological processes. This stress-adaption mechanism includes activation of the Hypothalamic-Pitauitary-Andrenal Axis (HPA Axis) with the autonomous nervous system and endocrine reactions of the body.

Severe stressors or long lasting adjustment demands can cause severe imbalance of this steady state. This might cause not only psychological distress but also psycho-somatic disorders.

The ultimate control of homeostasis is done by the nervous system. Often this control is in the form of negative feedback loops. Heat control is a major function of homeostatic conditions that involves the integration of skin, muscular, nervous, and circulatory systems.

So it is always necessary to avoid stress and maintain balance in homeostasis. Attending health-wise activities like massage therapy and day spa could greatly relieve stress of our daily lives.

Answer 2

The systems that provide homeostasis in the body are the nervous system, endocrine system, and immune system. These systems work together to monitor and regulate various physiological parameters such as temperature, blood pressure, and hormone levels to maintain a stable internal environment.