During the Onset of a Fever Response,an Individual Feels "Chills

question 1

Multiple Choice

During the onset of a fever response,an individual feels "chills" despite body temperature being above normal,because:

• A)the homeostatic set point temperature has been reset to a higher value,and the body has not yet reached that value.
• B)evaporative cooling by sweat makes the skin feel abnormally cold.
• C)vasoconstriction in muscles makes them ischemic,leading to shivering-like twitching.
• D)the homeostatic set point temperature has been reset to values that are below normal,by cytokines or bacterial toxins.
• E)sweat glands are inhibited,and the accumulation of cool water under the skin causes a chilling feeling.

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