Question

A hiker has become overwhelmed with heat while walking in the Grand Canyon. The hiker's body goes into overdrive to keep cool in the heat. The hiker needs to hydrate his or her cells. What process is used to regulate homeostasis? A. Hydration B. Cellular transport C. Balanced equilibrium D. Passive transport

Answer 1

B. Cellular transport

Step-by-step explanation:

A good example of an organism attempting to maintain homeostasis is body temperature in warmblooded animals such as humans. The human body constantly works to maintain temperature homeostasis despite the external weather. This is why people sweat when it's hot and shiver when it's cold.

Cells also employ special techniques to maintain homeostasis. Cellular transport is a primary way that cells maintain internal stability. Most often, cellular transport involves moving liquids, molecules, proteins, ions, and other solutes into and out of the cell.

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Answer 2

The thing needed for the hiker is hydration because he must be dehydrated and as in the paragraph it is written that he needs to hydrate his cells so a-hydration