Water loss from insensible perspiration
A) is negligible.
B) is approximately 0.5 liter a day.
C) always exceeds sensible perspiration.
D) is too small to be measured reliably.
E) depends on apocrine sweat glands.

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Insensible perspiration accounts for approximately 0.5 liter of water loss per day, occurring through the skin and respiratory tract without noticeable wetness.

Water Loss from Insensible Perspiration