Homeostasis refers to an organism's ability to maintain a relatively constant internal environment. Sweating is a homeostatic process that humans undergo when it is hot.

How does sweating help humans maintain homeostasis?
A.
When a person sweats, chemical changes occur within the body that allow for the absorption of heat.
B.
Body heat is absorbed by sweat and then transferred to the air, which cools the person.
C.
Sweat is exposed to air, so heat is absorbed by the air and transferred to the body, cooling the person.
D.
Since the temperature of sweat is relatively low, allowing sweat to sit on the surface of the skin has a natural cooling effect.

the answer is B. body heat is absorbed by sweat and then transferred to the air, which cools the person

Explanation:

When you sweat, breathe heavily and feel your heart pounding, it doesn't just mean you are having a good workout. These physiological factors are also vital to your body maintaining a state of homeostasis. Homeostasis is defined as a constant, steady environment despite external changes, such as exercise. Exercise affects your body temperature, blood oxygen levels, sugar levels and hydration – all properties necessary for your survival. Your body uses an automatic feedback system to preserve normal temperature and water levels, so you can keep exercising. Eat properly and drink plenty of fluids to help your body maintain homeostasis. so To maintain homeostasis, the blood vessels in your skin dilate to allow more blood flow to the surface of your body where it disperses the heat. ... The evaporation of sweat and breathing out warm air also serve to help cool your body and thereby maintain a steady temperature.

A- there is no chemical reaction when a person is sweating X

B-  sweat DOES evaporate and it is absorbed buy heat and it is the right order

to maintain homeostasis

C- is like the answer B but not in the exact order but does state the facts X

D- homeostasis has nothing to do with temperature X

the tricky part about this question is B and C

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