Imagine going outside on a cold day without a jacket explain your body's homeostatic control system response to this in terms of the four components: The sensor mechanism the control center the effector mechanism and the feedback control loop

The mechanisms of homeostatic regulation consist of different interdependent components that work together to regulate the homeostasis of the system: feedback control loop, receptor, effector and control center. The receptor is able to sense an environmental stimulus, then it sends the information to the control center which automatically activates a corresponding response. The feedback control loop is able to sense the output to adjust a response. In this case, the control center will compare the temperature, and since this value deviates from the normal range, it will activate the corresponding effector response.

Imagine going outside on a cold day without a jacket explain your body's homeostatic control system response to this in terms of the four components: The sensor mechanism the control center the effector mechanism and the feedback control loop​

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Imagine going outside on a cold day without a jacket explain your body's homeostatic control system response to this in terms of the four components: The sensor mechanism the control center the effector mechanism and the feedback control loop