Lhomeòstasi
Lhomeòstasi is a term derived from Greek roots, meaning "homeostasis," which refers to the biological process by which organisms maintain a stable internal environment despite external changes. This concept is fundamental to the fields of physiology and medicine, emphasizing the body's ability to regulate variables such as temperature, pH, hydration, and electrolyte balance within narrow limits.
The process of lhomeòstasi involves multiple feedback mechanisms, primarily negative feedback loops, which detect deviations from
Lhomeòstasi is critical for survival, ensuring that biochemical and physiological processes function optimally. Disruptions to homeostatic
Various organs and systems work together to maintain lhomeòstasi, including the nervous system, endocrine system, kidneys,
Overall, lhomeòstasi exemplifies the body's complex and dynamic capacity for self-regulation, essential for maintaining health and