Body Temperature

If the body is unable to maintain a normal temperature and it increases significantly above normal, a condition known as hyperthermia occurs.

excercise and fluids; that is what I would think.

It is either a pyrexia or a hyperthermia.

It is in the pelvic region roughly in the area of the pubic bone.

something to do with the sulphuric acid that is in your body that makes the body temperature rise.

It is the same as anyone else, including those who have a normal body temperature of 98.6. the actual average body temperature for humans ranges from 97-98 degrees. So your body temperature is completely normal and will have no different circumstances than any other person with a 98.6 normal body temperature.

It is determined by Dalton's law.

37 degrees Centigrade is the same as 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit, which is normal body temperature.

38 degrees is equal to 100.4, so it shouldn't be a problem

When a mammal's body temperature drops below the normal temperature at which most body functions remain functioning, they are said to be in a state of hypothermia. Hypothermic mammals display symptoms such as slow respiration and heart rate, lowered blood pressure, shivering, eventually a loss of consciousness and ultimately, if the hypothermia is severe enough or if it is left untreated, death. When in a hypothermic state, the body goes into survival mode. While in survival mode, the body will begin to do things internally to preserve heat so that it stays alive. These internal reactions include shivering, narrowing of the blood vessels (known as vasoconstriction), rapid breathing and rapid heart rate.
sickness and change the colour of the skin

A normal temperature is 98.5.

I would be concerned with any thing above 37.8 and yes 39.1 is to the point we should have them checked often after giving medicine every hour or even half hour is better. 40 definately with no doubt would need a good doctor or hospital's care. Better safe than sorry.

99.4 is on the high side, but it may not be a fever, just your normal body temperature.

The animals that control it internal body is called indpendent animal

body percussion is the judging the abdomen and thorax of human body in clinical examination for finding out whether there is fluid or air inside. As in case of pneumothorax the percussion sound is tympanic rather than normal resonance which suggests the presence of air inside the pleural cavity.

Most likely sick, or you just need to cool down

1. Sweat gland activity increases 2. hair on you rarms and legs lies flat so heat is not trapped close to the body

3. blood flow to the skin increases

We are not qualified to assess the accuracy of your thermometer or your readings. 96.4 F is below the average range for human body temperature. If this concerns you, please consult a medical professional.

In Fahrenheit, the normal range is 97.6 to 99.6---give or take. 98.6F or 37C is normal temp.

Day in a month when the body temperature of a girl increase from the normal boday temperature?

There are blood vessels in the ears that help maintain body temperature and the bigger the ear the more surface area it has to work with in order to regulate the temperature.

There are two main components:

1- Positive feedback- The inciting event is heat radiation stimulating anterior hypothalamus nerves that cause stimulation. These then stimulate inhibiting nerves which cause hyperpolarization of sympathetic nerve systems

2- Negative feedback- The inhibition causes a decrease in sympathetic tone causing vasodilation of the vasculature, that results in heat loss. The returning temperature of blood decreases, resulting in less transfer of heat radiation, and thus homeostasis of body temp. The opposite for decrease heat radiation.

Stimulus to cold:

1- Positive feedback- Decrease in transfer of heat energy causes less depolarization of nerves in the hypothalamus, thus less stimulation of inhibitory nerve cells regulating sympathetic tone.

2- Negative feedback- Less positive inhibition causes increased activity of sympathetic nerve ending, thereby increasing vasculature tone, and thus vasoconstriction, and decreased body heat loss.

Thus, the global negative feedback is a complex interplay of several negative and positive loops, that account for: increase heat radiation->increased vasodilation through inhibition of sympathetic tone. Decreased heat radiation->decreased vasodilation (vasoconstriction) through decreased inhibition of sympathetic tone.

To answer the question more simply: anterior hypothalamus (inhibitory neurons by positive effect from heat sensing neurons) and sympathetic nervous system

no this indicates an infection see a doctor if you feel ill or remove heavy clothing or bed linen and take 2 paracetamol tablets to reduce fever. If temp.not coming down after a couple of hours seek medical advice. Normal temp should be approx 98.5F

I don't understand your question. Thermometers are inanimate objects and thus have no body temperature

When body temperature becomes abnormally high, thermoregulatory homeostasis is maintained primarily through mechanisms such as vasodilation and sweating. Vasodilation increases blood flow to the skin, allowing heat to dissipate more effectively. Sweating produces moisture on the skin's surface, which cools the body as it evaporates. These processes help to restore normal body temperature and prevent overheating.