Stress Unit Test

Any condition the body must respond/react to.

• Stressor
• Acceptance
• Stress
• Coping

Blood vessels constrict to direct less blood to the extremities and more blood to the organs that need it most during:

• Blood Clot
• Homeostasis
• Hemorrhage
• Vasoconstriction

The Fight or Flight response is:

• A reaction that prepares the body to battle a stressor or escape from it.
• Voluntary coping reaction.
• Acceptance of a stressor.
• A nervous condition.

The vocabulary word that describes something that causes stress is:

• Parents
• Teachers
• A stressor
• Losing your temper

Physical symptoms of stress include:

• Back aches
• Neck pains
• Stomach aches
• All of the above

The term for finding ways to deal with or handle stress is known as:

• Sleep
• Peer pressure
• Resilience/acceptance
• Coping

Adrenaline is a:

• Method of relaxation
• Term used for high blood pressure
• Coping strategy
• Hormone that produces a burst of energy in the body

The stage of the General Adaptation Syndrome where everything returns back to normal in the body is:

• Homeostasis
• Hostility
• Relaxation
• Coping

High blood pressure, nausea, and constipation are all examples of:

• Physical symptoms
• Behavioral symptoms
• Emotional symptoms
• Meditation

During the "Fight or Flight" response, the involuntary response of the body is to:

• Relax muscles
• Decrease sweat prodcution
• Carry more blood to the skin and digestive system
• Increase heart rate