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To identify: The secondary issues occurring as a result of the body’s response to hemorrhage in mammals.
Introduction: The process by which the living organism regulate their internal conditions to remain at the stable is called homeostasis. A homeostatic system helps to regulate the temperature, blood pressure, and various other systems.
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