"Fight-Or-Flight" Physiological Changes Include All of the Following Except

question 73

Multiple Choice

"Fight-or-flight" physiological changes include all of the following except:

• A) increased conversion of glycogen into glucose.
• B) constriction of respiratory airways.
• C) increased sweating.
• D) dilation of blood vessels in skeletal muscles.

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Definitions:

Nursing Assistive Personnel

Health care workers who support nurses in providing basic care activities, often including monitoring vital signs and assisting with daily living activities.

Nonsterile Moist-to-Dry

A wound care technique involving the application of a moist nonsterile dressing to a wound and allowing it to dry, thereby debriding (cleaning) the wound as it adheres to and removes dead tissue when the dressing is changed.

Hydrogel Dressing

A water-based dressing used to provide moisture to dry wounds, facilitating healing.

Femoral Artery

A major artery located in the thigh that supplies blood to the lower part of the body.