Sympathetic Nervous System Activity
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on it to display the answer.
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Beta receptors cause smooth muscles to | Relax
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What are secreted by glands and flow through the bloodstream? | Hormones
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What do neurons use to communicate? | Neurotransmitters
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Acetylcholine works as | A Booster
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Alpha Receptors cause smooth muscles to | Constrict
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Stress can be useful when | An emergency situation requires immediate action
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Secrete means | Produce
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Physical responses to non-immediate stresses are | The same as in survival situations
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Alpha receptors and Beta receptors work with | Smooth muscles
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Constant reaction to stress as an immediate life-threatening event can cause | High blood pressure
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