HEAT EXCHANGE DISORDERS

Rokhibjonov Adkhamjon Rakhmatjonovich

Authors

Rokhibjonov Adkhamjon Rakhmatjonovich Andijan State Medical Institute, Assistant of the Department of Internal Diseases Author

Keywords:

Temperature homeostasis; fever; cytokines; febrile convulsions.

Abstract

The ability to have a body temperature that is independent of environmental temperature is evolutionary acquisition. Thanks to him, organisms can control the intensity of metabolism to increase body temperature. Homoiothermic animals can maintain an optimum body temperature via the heat transfer into the environment.

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