who wouldve thought the adrenal glands release adrenalin
1 month ago | 61
Which liquid is produced by sweat glands? a) urine b) sweat c) semen d) stomach acid
1 month ago | 19
Before I really got a handle on my ptsd diagnosis, my adrenaline gland would fire constantly to warn me of danger that wasn't there. It was mentally and physically exhausting. I'm so grateful that side affect is gone now.
1 month ago | 8
please do more quiz like this, i like to test my knowledge about anatomy
1 month ago | 2
I've heard that zebras are stressed for a few days after a scare... and we're not that different... scare/fear shocks us... and it doesn't just dissipate seemingly in an instant
1 month ago | 5
What cases the shakes after an adrenaline boost? I get the boost, and then when things are all taken care of, I shake like human jello, even if I wasn't scared during the event.
1 month ago | 1
As i could not find what i thought, i picked adrenaline, i thought it was cortisol though
1 month ago | 1
You can't have funny ones be an option because I will always choose funny over fact. Cuz it's funny.
1 month ago | 0
I thought epinephrine and adrenaline were two entirely different things. Apparently I was wrong. I'm such an idiot🤦♀
1 month ago | 1
I will always purposefully choose the wrong answer 100% of the time 😂
1 month ago | 2
I got it wrong by pressing the read more button 🙃
1 month ago | 1
Lol @ cringy thing after date!!!! Needs to be “ticky box” not “radio button” style answer format!!! … universally painful … ohhh yes
1 month ago (edited) | 1
How about that crash afterward? Where your knees disappear and you come damn close to peeing yourself? Do not recommend.
1 month ago | 0
I thought it's noradrenaline.. but obviously gotta revise
1 month ago | 0
I'm in so much constant stress and anxiety, I don't think my poor body is gonna hold out much longer 🥴
1 month ago | 3
Institute of Human Anatomy
We're continuing our "stress week" with a question about the hormones that make you feel "ramped up" after a scare. 🏃♂️
Which hormone is released into your bloodstream by the adrenal glands and can keep you feeling amped up for minutes after an initial scare?
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