Under certain external conditions, a person will perspire a great deal. For which internal condition does this response primarily provide homeostasis?
water balance
electrolyte balance
temperature balance
energy balance

Perspiration provides homeostasis to the internal condition of temperature balance.

Explanation:

Perspiration occurs as a consequence of the increase in environmental temperature, which at the same time produces an increase in body temperature.

The high body temperature produces a stimulus that reaches the thermoregulation center of the central nervous system, which produces a response transmitted through the sympathetic nervous system, causing the sweat glands to increase the production of sweat.

The sweat that covers the skin is capable of acting as a physical agent to lower the temperature, a mechanism of thermal regulation that contributes to temperature balance.

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