The region of the brain that coordinates the nervous and endocrine functions, including those related to homeostasis is the

hypothalamus

cerebral cortex

amygdala

thalamus

The region of the brain that coordinates the nervous and endocrine functions, including those related to homeostasis is the hypothalamus.

Explanation:

The hypothalamus corresponds to a small area of the brain, located below the thalamus (comes from the Greek name), responsible for the following functions: homeostasis control (internal balance), hunger and thirst level, blood pressure, sleep level and rhythm Cirdiano, body temperature, muscle tension, sexual behavior. It also acts by connecting brain and endocrine functions.

Hypothalamus is the region of brain that co-ordinates the nervous and endocrine functions including those related to homeostasis.

Explanation:

The hypothalamus is one region in the brain that connects small nuclei in order to peform certain kind of functions. A good number of functions are in control with the hypothalamus. The most important function to keep in control is to maintain the connector in between nervous system and endocrine glands so that the hormones can be in balance with each other, and the chemical reactions inside the body are also controlled. Homoeostasis is one such chemical reaction.