Which structures are involved in controlling the human body temperature?

Blood vessel near the skin surface, the cerebellum, and sweet gland

Blood vessel near the skin surface, the Hypothalamus, and Skeletal Muscles

Kidneys, the cerebellum, the sweet gland

Kidneys, The Hypothalamus,, And Skeletal Muscles

The hypothalamus is the primary control center for body temperature regulation,

And it works in conjunction with blood vessels near the skin surface (which can adjust blood flow to control heat loss)

And skeletal muscles (which can generate heat through shivering).