What are homeostatic mechanisms aimed at maintaining? Select one: O a. Life baby, Life !!!!!!!!!! O b. constancy of the external milieu, ie stable conditions in the outside environment O c. constancy of the external milieu, ie stable conditions in ICF O d. constancy of the internal milieu, ie stable conditions in blood O e. constancy of the internal milieu, ie stable conditions in ECF particularly the Interstitial fluid

What are homeostatic mechanisms aimed at maintaining? Select one: O a. Life baby, Life !!!!!!!!!! O b. constancy of the external milieu, ie stable conditions in the outside environment O c. constancy of the external milieu, ie stable conditions in ICF O d. constancy of the internal milieu, ie stable conditions in blood O e. constancy of the internal milieu, ie stable conditions in ECF particularly the Interstitial fluid

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