Why does shivering occur when the body is cold, and how does it affect temperature?
Why does shivering occur when the body is cold, and how does it affect temperature?
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How does sweat production affect body temperature?
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What is vasodilation, and how does it contribute to cooling the body?
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What processes occur when body temperature is too high, and how do they help to reduce temperature?
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What is the function of temperature receptors in the skin, and how do they communicate with the thermoregulatory center?
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How do receptors in the thermoregulatory center respond to changes in blood temperature?
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What role does the thermoregulatory center in the brain play in temperature regulation?
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