1) A sign that may occur in response to the "Feed and Breed" system activation is A) Increased Salivation B) Increased Peristalsis C) Decreased Heart Rate D) All of the above 2) 2) What effect does the neurotransmitter GABA have on the body? A) Seizures B) Pleasant Mood C) Reduced Neurologic Function D) Anger and Aggression 3) 3) What would be the purpose of administering an Acetylcholine Agonist to a patient? A) Regulation of Mood B) To stop seizures C) Decreased Consciousness D) Sustained Attention 4) In order to maintain consciousness, what structure needs to be intact and functioning properly? A) Reticular Activating System (RAS) B) Hypothalamus C) One Cerebral Hemisphere 4) D) Both A and C

1) A sign that may occur in response to the "Feed and Breed" system activation is A) Increased Salivation B) Increased Peristalsis C) Decreased Heart Rate D) All of the above 2) 2) What effect does the neurotransmitter GABA have on the body? A) Seizures B) Pleasant Mood C) Reduced Neurologic Function D) Anger and Aggression 3) 3) What would be the purpose of administering an Acetylcholine Agonist to a patient? A) Regulation of Mood B) To stop seizures C) Decreased Consciousness D) Sustained Attention 4) In order to maintain consciousness, what structure needs to be intact and functioning properly? A) Reticular Activating System (RAS) B) Hypothalamus C) One Cerebral Hemisphere 4) D) Both A and C

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

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