Water loss from the body, from least to greatest amounts, is:
A)exhalation/feces/sweat/urine
B)feces/sweat/exhalation/urine
C)exhalation/feces/urine/sweat
D)feces/exhalation/sweat/urine

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Water loss from the body typically follows the pattern of least to greatest from feces, exhalation, sweat, to urine. Feces generally contain the least amount of water loss, followed by water vapor lost through breathing (exhalation). Sweating can vary greatly but often results in more water loss than exhalation, especially during physical activity or in hot environments. Urine accounts for the most significant amount of water loss as it is the body's primary means of excreting excess water and waste products.

Water Loss from the Body, from Least to Greatest Amounts