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Definitions for "STRESS RESPONSE"
Keywords:  elicit, endocrine, neurohormonal, flight, homeostasis
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The response made to a stressor or a stress situation. This refers to stimuli, or environmental conditions or events that elicit stress. It is otherwise known as the fight-or-flight response. This involves neurohormonal changes in the body in an effort to prepare the body to act.
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A set of nerve cell and endocrine responses that are elicited in response to a stressor to help restore homeostasis.
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a "description of the fight-or-flight response, in which the organism prepares for danger with sympathetic and endocrine activation
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Keywords:  septicaemia, insult, trauma, burns, reaction
a systemic reaction to an insult such as trauma, septicaemia or burns
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