The Involvement of the Brain's Opioid System in Runner's High

question 484

Multiple Choice

The involvement of the brain's opioid system in runner's high suggests one possible explanation for why:

• A) endurance athletes enter a meditative state during long training sessions.
• B) sedentary people find it so difficult to begin an exercise routine.
• C) some people can become addicted to excessive exercise.
• D) athletes perform better when cheered on by a crowd.

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Implement appropriate interventions for patients with potential or actual fluid volume deficits.

Understand the role of kidneys and hormonal influence in fluid and electrolyte regulation.

Evaluate and respond to potential complications of IV therapy and blood transfusions.

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