Question

A hospital patient with an infection has a body temperature of 99.4 degrees Fahrenheit. An hour later the patient's temperature is 100.4 degree of the following explanations best describes the homeostatic response happening in the patient's body?

(A) Their body is undergoing a negative feedback loop to return their body temperature to a normal range

B They have a fever in the hospital and their body is not undergoing any homeostatic response

(c Their body is using a negative feedback loop to try and get rid of the infection in their body

(D) Their body is undergoing a positive feedback loop to raise their temperature to get rid of the infection

Answer 1

C

Step-by-step explanation:

The Answer is C becuase of the fact that our bodies use a negative feedback loop to try and get rid of whatever our problem is so when Our temperatures rise it means our bodies are trying to get rid of whatever we are facing so that way we can get back on the normal things that we do.

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