A Hormone Often Measured in Saliva by Researchers as a Biological

question 19

Multiple Choice

A hormone often measured in saliva by researchers as a biological marker of stress is called:

• A) cortisol.
• B) epinephrine.
• C) testosterone.
• D) estrogen.

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Definitions:

Normal Pulse

A measure of the heart rate indicating the number of heartbeats per minute, considered to be within a range that is typical for the age and condition of an individual.

Pulse Grading

The assessment of the pulse to determine its strength, rate, rhythm, and quality, often on a scale from 0 to 4.

Skinfold Thickness

A measure used to estimate body fat percentage by pinching the skin and underlying fat away from muscle.

Body Fat

The portion of the human body composed of fat tissue, which serves as energy storage, insulation, and protection of organs.