Homeostasis can be defined as a: CA Constancy of the internal environment that results from effective ways of dealing with stress OB. Both; a system of body functions that occur by chance & a 'milieu interieur OC. System of regulated body functions that occur by chance OD. Maintenance of a dynamic equilibrium in a biological system that opposes internal or external disturbances OE. Stable environment or 'mileu interieur" from which body cells receive nourishment and into which they excrete their wastes
Homeostasis can be defined as a: CA Constancy of the internal environment that results from effective ways of dealing with stress OB. Both; a system of body functions that occur by chance & a 'milieu interieur OC. System of regulated body functions that occur by chance OD. Maintenance of a dynamic equilibrium in a biological system that opposes internal or external disturbances OE. Stable environment or 'mileu interieur" from which body cells receive nourishment and into which they excrete their wastes
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Homeostasis can be defined as a:
OA.
Constancy of the internal environment that results from effective ways of dealing with stress
O B.
Both; a system of body functions that occur by chance & a 'milieu interieur
OC.
System of regulated body functions that occur by chance
OD.
Maintenance of a dynamic equilibrium in a biological system that opposes internal or external disturbances
O E.
Stable environment or 'mileu interieur" from which body cells receive nourishment and into which they excrete their wastes
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