Thermoregulation

6. Feedback system reverses a change in a controlled condition (temperature control)
7. A person without a fever
10. Body temperature reaches its maximum set point
17. A person with a fever
18. Dispersion of heat when a liquid is converted to a gas
19. Transfer of heat between 2 objects that are directly in contact with another
20. How body temperature balance is controlled
21. Cold-related injury; freezing of skin and underlying tissue
22. Fever greater than 105.5 degrees fahrenheit
25. Cool air is inhaled and warmed air is exhaled
26. Elevated body temperature that is higher than the set point

1. Phase when fever is "breaking"
2. Heat loss by greater volume of blood to body surface
3. Thermoreceptors located in the skin
4. The process of maintaining the core body temperature at a nearly constant value
5. Muscles that contract and rise in response to decreased body temperature
8. Dispersion of heat through water vapor
9. Occurs when the body loses heat faster than it produces heat
10. Thermoreceptors located in the spinal cord, abdominal organs, and hypothalamus
11. Transfer of heat between one object to another without contact between them
12. Transfer of heat by air currents
13. Specialized WBC's stimulated in response to pyrogens
14. Caused by high environmental temperature combined with high humidity
15. Use of energy to generate heat
16. Phase which body temperature is rising
23. Oral temperature above 100 degrees Fahrenheit
24. Amount of energy required to maintain the body at rest