CASE STUDY \"What\'s going on with me?\'lang-Mel thought. Her palms were sweaty,

Question

CASE STUDY "What's going on with me?'lang-Mel thought. Her palms were sweaty, her heart was racing: her mouth felt dry. She was finding it difficult to concentrate on the physiology test sitting on her desk. No matter how many times she told herself to calm down, the symp- toms continued. She glanced over at her friend, who was taking the same test. Her friend seemed perfectly calm 1. Which stage of the general adaptation syndrome is Jiang-Mei 3. Which of these is not one of the "stress trlad" a. Enlarged tymphatic organs b. Increased size of adrenal glands c. Gastrointestinal ulcers d. Decreased size of lymphatic organs 4. All of the following statements are FALSE, except which one? a. Stressors are percelved in an infant before and after birth b. All stressors have the same eflect on all people c. Stressors are always intensely negative experiences d. Stressors cannot be an imagined threat; they must be a real, experiencing? a. Alert reaction b. Stage of resistance c. Stage of exhaustion d. Alarm reaction physical threat To solve a case study, you may have to refer to the glossary or index, other chapters in this textbook, 2. If we wore to do a blood test on Jiang-Mel at this moment, the A&P; Connect, and other resources. levels of which hormone would be elevated? a. TRH b. CRH c. TSH d. Melatonin CAREER choices public appreciation and recognition. It is an honorable way tom a living, although you won't get richl Paramedic As a paramedic my primary function is to maintain life in critically ill or injured people, often during transport to a care facility. A paramedic's effectiveness hinges on knowledge of the My involvement with the profession came about while serving as anatomy and physiology of the human body. One of my respo a safety and security specialist at a mental health facility.I found hat, in order to do my job effectively, I needed to know more about broad foundation in A&P; do not go on the street. The lab cor edical matters. I enrolled in an Emergency Medical Technician MT) course and heramn a full bilities is to precept new paramedics, and those who do not h nent of the course was ket to m

Explanation / Answer

3. Answer is,

a.Enlarged lymphatic organs.

The regulatory agents generally are associated with stress influence the function of blood cells in which stress can have a profund effect on the function of immune system.

Stress triad is described as enlargement of adrenal glands which is called hypertrophy and results in production of adrenaline, wasting or decreasing of lymph nodes which is called atropy and bleeding gastric ulcers or gastrointestinal ulcers.

So answer is a.

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse C
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.