Question

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the temperature of the human body is regulated by the hypothalamus and normally ranges from 97.5 - 99.6°f, with an average of 98.6°f. ninety percent
of heat loss is through the often due to exposure to wind and moisture. when the bodys core temperature falls below 95°f, a
condition known as blood vessels and involuntary shivering occurs to body heat.
when the bodys core temperature rises above 99.6°f, the condition is known as in response to this condition, the blood vessels
and sweat is secreted to body heat to the environment.
hypothermia dilate skin disperse generate hyperthermia constrict

Explanation:

• For the first blank, "skin" is the organ through which most heat loss occurs (due to wind and moisture exposure).
• "Hypothermia" is the condition when core temperature is below \(95^{\circ}F\).
• In hypothermia, blood vessels "constrict" (to reduce heat loss) and shivering "generates" heat.
• When core temperature is above \(99.6^{\circ}F\), it's "hyperthermia".
• In hyperthermia, blood vessels "dilate" (to release heat) and sweat "disperses" heat to the environment.

Answer:

1. skin
2. hypothermia
3. constrict
4. generate
5. hyperthermia
6. dilate
7. disperse