Which consequence results following damage disrupting hypothalamic temperature regulation?

💡 Explanation

When hypothalamic control is lost, the body may trigger shivering via muscle contractions, because its thermostat is broken; therefore, shivering happens continuously rather than in response to external cold, and no fever suppresses contractions.

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