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Which of the following occurs when the body is in homeostasis?
O Laboratory test results fall within the reference range
O Laboratory test results are above the reference range
O Laboratory test results are invalid
O An imbalance exists in the body

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C is the answer. I am sorry it might have changed from when I have done this. I have done stuff with answers like these

When the body is in a state of homeostasis, the laboratory tests will fall within the reference range. Therefore, the correct option is A.

What is homeostasis?

The natural processes by which the body controls its internal environment by resisting any change in it is called homeostasis.

The mechanisms involved in maintaining homeostasis are usually negative feedback loops which can inhibit the changes or resist their affects on the body and thus maintain a state where all the properties are within or near their target values.

For example, body maintains temperature homeostasis because of which the temperature of our body is falls between a narrow range of 37 degrees Celsius to 40 degree celcius. This is the normal physiological temperature required by the body for its proper functioning.

So, when the body is in homeostasis, all results will fall under reference range, including temperature.

Therefore, correct option is A.

Read more about homeostasis, here

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