Once the body temperature has fallen below about _____, the ability of the hypothalamus to regulate temperature is lost.
BMR of the body is _____ in cold environment
The maximum thermic effect is seen with a meal which has high _____
Sweating in a desert is a cause of _____-osmotic volume contraction
Persistent _____ in the skin capillaries leads to pink discolouration of skin in hypothermia
heat stroke occurs due to _____
heat syncope occurs due to _____
heat exhaustion occurs due to _____
Pyrogens induce fever via increased production of _____, which acts on the anterior hypothalamus to increase local production of prostaglandins
Reason for paradoxical undressing is _____-induced paralysis of the vasomotor nerves, leading to vasodilation.
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