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Stress Puzzle
Course: Human Pathophysiology (NUR 252)
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Crossword Puzzle: Stress
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First target organ of the stress response, located in the CNS
Epinephrine's effect on airways (bronchioles)
The name of the mineralcorticoid released upon stimulation of the
adrenal cortex
The endocrine target organ for CRF
The pancreatic response to stress results in a ___ in insulin secretion
Hormone released from SNS causing increased BP, decreased gastric
secretion, pupullary dilation, skeletal muscle vessel dilation
Acronym for the part of the autonomic nervous system that is dominant in
a stress response
Hormone released from adrenal medulla, stimulates pancreas, liver,
heart, increases FFA & glucose
Hormone released from the adrenal cortex that results in
immunosupression & decreased inflammation (impaired wound healing)
A release of cortisol results in an ___ in blood pressure, cardiac output,
gastric secretions, amino acids, lipolysis, & lipogenesis
The hormone released from the beta cells in the pancreas
The hormone released from the anterior pituitary that stimulates the
adrenal cortex
Effect of therapeutic doses of cortisol on immune system
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First stage of the GAS, the __
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Third stage of the general adaptation syndrome (GAS)
Second stage of the GAS, also known as the stage of resistance
The scientist responsible for the GAS
Hormone released from the posterior pituitary that causes water retention
An increase in aldosterone results in increased retention of the mineral
called ___ & increase excretion of potassium
Noxious stimuli, e.g., cold, heat, injury, etc. are called
An increase in sodium results in an increase in water ___ & increase in
plasma volume
Dynamic steady state
Endogenous opiates
Another name for growth hormone
Hormone released from pancreas during stress that increases
glycogenolysis & increased plasma glucose
Acronym for hormone released from hypothalamus during stress response