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What are examples of long-term stress?



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Routine tasks, daily chores, mild Acute infections, sudden financial
discomfort. gain, unexpected happiness.




Short-term illness, minor injuries, Homelessness, financial
temporary stress. problems, and extreme fear.


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What is the gustatory pathway?



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Actin has two actin subunits that twists on each other that forms a helix. It also
has two regulatory proteins called troponin and tropomyosin.

, Facial nerves (two-thirds of anterior tongue)


Glossopharyngeal nerves (one-thirds of posterior tongue)


Vagus nerve (epiglottis and pharynx)


Adrenal cortex which has three glandular tissue that secretes and makes
different hormones


Adrenal medulla which is the only gland that has nervous tissue part of the
parasympathetic system.




Low blood glucose (direct metabolic reaction)
low growth hormone concentration
deep sleep in infants
exercise and stressors.


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When your foot is facing the shin of your legs.



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What is conjunctivitis? What is dorsiflexion?




What is anosmia? What are nondisplaced fractures?


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What is the dura mater?



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It is the strongest meninx that
It is the thinnest meninx made of
is made up of fibrous
elastic tissue. It covers the spinal
connective tissue. It attaches
cord.
to the inner part of the skull.




It is the most delicate meninx made It is a flexible meninx composed of
of collagen fibers. It attaches to the adipose tissue. It lines the inner
brain surface. skull.


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Still have thick and thin filaments.


Have intermediate filaments which are non-contractile that attaches
to the dense bodies.


Dense bodies attaches to the sarcolemma and thin filaments inside
of it.

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