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- Determine the effect below that is NOT a result of long-term stress. Explain. a. Blood sugar levels are elevated. b. Blood pressure is elevated. c. The breathing rate increases. d. The body is more prone to infections.Explain the processes of upregulation and downregulation and how these processes lead to tolerance and withdrawal, using opioids as an example. Because of repeated administration of opioids, what changes happen in the nervous system, and what are BOTH the acute effects of opioid use and withdrawal symptoms from opioids.Using your knowledge of the stress response, explain why the physiological changes of the stress response are important to survival in the short term and deleterious when they persist over long periods.
- Given that noise pollution induces stress, what other body systems may beaffected?List the factors or mechanisms in the stressresponse that contribute to increased oxygensupplies for the cells and explain how each factorcontributes to the stress response.a. give one disease of the nervous system and briefly describe its nature, signs and symptoms, and prevention. b. identify the different endocrine glands and its hormones released; and c.explain how the hormones affect the different functions of the body. In your own words pls
