Exam 34: Stress
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Because the body feels under attack when experiencing a stress response, the immune system becomes more active and vigilant.
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The terms stress triad and general adaptation syndrome are interchangeable.
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A drop in blood lactate level is an objective measure of psychological stress.
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The level of adrenocorticoids in the urine is often used to measure stress.
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Match each term with its corresponding definition.
-Third stage of the general adaptation syndrome
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Which of the following is dominant among the subjective reactions that occur with psychological stress?
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Psychological stress can produce physiological stress, but not vice versa.
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Increased _____ is characteristic of the alarm stage of stress.
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Stress stimulating the limbic lobe is an example of indirect stimulation of the hypothalamus.
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Identify and briefly describe the three stages in the general adaptation syndrome.
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The relationship between events that occur during fetal development and the appearance of specific anatomical, physiological, or disease states that occur later in life is referred to as fetal programming.
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Differentiate between psychological stress and physiological stress.
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Which of the following would not be a useful measure for assessing stress?
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One of the alarm reaction responses resulting from increased sympathetic activity is decreased digestion.
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