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Total equilibrium in the human body is calleda. homeostasis.
b. chemical equilibrium.
c. reversible reactions.

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Answer 1
Answer: Total equilibrium in the human body is called
A.) Homeostasis 
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

A.

Explanation:

Homeostasis

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the answer is F, as in False

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Check up with their doctor every 3 weeks , Do not smoke , drink alcohol , or any type of drugs.

You want to be careful , sleep on your back , go to a health class to learn how to take care of the baby, and eat plenty and drink plenty to keep the baby hydrated and full so it's not hungry.

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