What would be the body's response if the hypothalamus detected pyrogens?

A. An increase in body temperature set point
B. Mobilization of lymphocytes from the bone marrow
C. Increased sweating to lower body temperature
D. Complement inhibition


Answer: A. An increase in body temperature set point

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