The right answer is A.
Adrenaline is both a neurotransmitter and a hormone. It is an important element of the endocrine system. It is released in the blood (circulatory system).
The secretion of adrenaline adapts the body to react to stress. It prepares him especially for fight or flight behavior.
Acceleration of heart rhythm, vasoconstriction, elevation of blood pressure, increase of respiratory rate, hyperglycemic action, increase of cellular metabolism.
The answer is C. Glial cells are not used in communication. They surround the neuron cells, protect and support them by insulating the electrical impulse passing through the neurons. They are different types of glial cells depending on the type of neurons. For peripheral nerves, they are surrounded by Schwann cells while CNS nerves have microglia and oligodendrocytes .
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All of the following are physiological changes that take place in the alarm stage of general adaptation syndrome, EXCEPT__
Which of the following would be a normal reaction to the loss of a loved one? Choose all that apply.
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1. heightened senses
2 experiencing an extended period of sadness that interferes with your daily activities
understanding that even though the loved one is gone, we can still remember the good times
or Maybe getting angry at others for not preventing the event from taking place
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