How is homeostasis achieved?

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Responses

Cells maintain internal stability.
Cells maintain internal stability.

Cells control involuntary movements.
Cells control involuntary movements.

Cells control voluntary movements.
Cells control voluntary movements.

Cells secrete stomach enzymes.

Answer 1

Cells do not directly secrete stomach enzymes to achieve homeostasis. Homeostasis refers to the process by which living organisms maintain a stable internal environment, regardless of external conditions. This is primarily achieved through various physiological processes such as regulation of body temperature, pH balance, fluid balance, and hormone secretion. Stomach enzymes are involved in the process of digestion and breaking down food in the stomach, which is not directly related to homeostasis.