What type of injury would most likely result from a sudden blow to the body?
Acute strain grade I I
Physiologic response to fear is very similar to that of PTSD and stress. Fear is accompanied by increased heart rate due to the release of adrenaline, sympathetic nervous system is aroused. The release of adrenaline also causes increased sweating, pulse and blood pressure. In line with this, the parasympathetic nervous system experiences reduced activity such as decrease in digestion.
The answer is C. Time of the Activity
To put it simply, it's how much time you're willing to put into your workout.
For Muscle Building, it also can be defined as how many or times a person can do a specific musce building exercise
- all measurements are normal (F)
-takes information from CNS to muscles (A)
-pain that continues after expected healing time (E )
- heart attack felt as pain down left arm (G)
Im not too sure about the last two but i think thats the answer
Your brain has nerves and those nerves run throughout your system so in that case your central nervous system control everything. It is like a director it tells your heart to pump blood it signals everything it even control your homeostasis and reflex.