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ID number:403188
 
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Published: 17.04.2004.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
Extract

Body Temperature represents the balance of heat produced and heat lost. In order for optimum functioning, the body needs to maintain a core temperature within the ranges of 36.1 to 37.8 degrees Celsius (Marieb, 2000). The purpose of this laboratory report is firstlty to describe the normal physiology of temperature control. The assignment will then focus on an experiment that was carried out in order to determine the effect that ingestion of hot and cold drinks would have on both oral and axilla temperature. Subjects used will be discussed and methodology along with issues relating to ensuring safe practice will be explained. Results of the investigations will then be displayed in spreadshheet and graph form. Finally, the relationship between these findings and the normal physiology of temperature control will be analytically discussed.
PHYSIOLOGY
The human body is homoethermic, having the ability to constantly maintain a core temperature of approximately 37 degrees Celsius in health. …

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