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An stationary embolus in a pulmonary artery could break loose and travel as a thrombus where it could stop up a smaller blood vessel in the lung.
Physiological Reactions
Body responses to stimuli or environmental changes, including hormonal, neural, and biochemical processes.
Dilated Pupils
Condition in which the pupils of the eye become larger or wider than normal, often as a response to low light or certain emotions.
General Adaptation Syndrome
A three-stage theory proposed by Hans Selye describing the physiological changes the body goes through in response to long-term stress.
Stages
Stages refer to distinct phases or periods in a process of development or series of events, often implying a sequence of changes.
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