The Blood-Brain Barrier Is Effective Against the Passage of ________

question 132

Multiple Choice

The blood-brain barrier is effective against the passage of ________.

• A) water
• B) nutrients such as glucose
• C) respiratory gases
• D) fats
• E) metabolic waste such as urea

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Definitions:

Concealment

The act of hiding something or preventing it from being known.

Experience Of Prejudice

The undergoing or encountering of negative judgments or discriminatory actions based on preconceived notions or biases.

Rejection Identification Theory

A psychological framework suggesting that people can bolster their self-esteem by identifying more closely with their own marginalized or minority group following rejection from a dominant group.

Stigmatized Group

A social group that is discredited or devalued by society due to certain attributes, stereotypes, or attributes perceived as negative.