Kehatemperatuur
Kehatemperatuur refers to the measure of the internal heat of a living organism. It is a vital sign, meaning its measurement is a key indicator of an organism's physiological state. In warm-blooded animals, including humans, maintaining a relatively stable internal body temperature is crucial for optimal cellular function and metabolic processes. This stable temperature is known as the body's set point.
The average normal body temperature for humans is often cited as 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius),
Thermoregulation is the process by which the body maintains its internal temperature. This involves a complex
Deviations from the normal temperature range can indicate various health conditions. A temperature higher than the