Answer:
hey! im doi alright, thank you for asking. how about you? how are you doing?
Explanation:
Answer:
Sometimes ovaries release extra eggs.
Explanation:
Birth control or the pill is a pill that's taken on a daily basis and it contains hormones (estrogen and progesterone), in order to change the way the body works and prevent unwanted pregnancies. In this case, the pill controls ovaries and uterus. Most of the pills are mixed pills and work in order to prevent ovulation ( releasing egg during monthly circle ). While on the pill, a woman can't ovulate because there is no egg to be fertilized. It also thickens the mucus around the cervix and makes it difficult for sperm to get to the uterus and <em>reach any extra eggs that may have been released</em>. The hormones in the pill sometimes also affect the lining of the uterus and make it hard for <em>an egg to get attached to the wall of the uterus.</em>
Answer:
The answer is letter A, sleepiness.
Explanation:
The "Fight-or-Flight Response" is a <em>response of an organism to stress.</em> When this happens, the body shows several signs and symptoms which involve <em>cool and pale skin, sweating, dry mouth, dilated pupils, etc.</em>
Under stress, the body releases a hormone called "adrenaline." <em>This hormone is responsible for a temporary heart rate increase. </em>
<em>The breathing or respiratory rate also increases.</em> This is the body's coping mechanism in order to<em> increase "oxygen" intake</em>. <u>The oxygen is used by the muscles as a preparation to fight or flee from the situation.</u>
Thus, letter A is the only incorrect effect of the fight-or-flight response.
