In a homeostatic mechanism that involves the regulation of blood pressure, the brain serves as the

The homeostatic is the ability of a system or living organism to adjust its internal environment to maintain a stable equilibrium. The receptor, integrating center/control center, and effector are the three interdependent components of its control mechanism. In a homeostatic mechanism that involves the regulation of blood pressure, the brain serves as the integrating/control center that signals the kidney which is the effector to retain water if blood pressure is too low.