Homeostasis refers to the property of maintaining particular physiological variables such as body temperature and solute concentrations absolutely constant.

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Homeostasis refers to the process by which an organism maintains a relatively stable internal environment despite external changes. It does not mean physiological variables are kept absolutely constant, but rather within a range that is considered healthy or normal for the organism.

Homeostasis Refers to the Property of Maintaining Particular Physiological Variables