Match the cause to the effect - homeostasis
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| A person's body gets too hot. | He/She begins to sweat in an attempt to lower the temperature.
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| A person becomes cold. | He/she will begin to shiver in an attempt to increase the temperature.
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| A person's blood sugar level drops. | The pancreas will secrete insulin to raise the blood sugar level.
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| A person's body becomes too cool. | Blood vessels near the skin's surface will constrict (become smaller) and conserve heat.
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| A person's oxygen needs increase due to strenuous exercise. | The lungs will show increased activity.
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| A person suffers from a lack of energy due to a lack of oxygen going to the body's cells. | The red bone marrow will produce more red blood cells which carry oxygen.
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| A person's blood pressure drops. | The heart will pump more times per minute.
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