Role of Adrenaline Flashcards

1
Q

Which system is it released by?

A

Sympathetic

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2
Q

What does it cause?

A
Increase in HR and BR
Sweating
Glycogen is converted to glucose
Trembling
Dilated pupils
Reduction of non-essential functions
Pale skin
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3
Q

Why does it cause an increase in HR and BR?

A

More blood and O2 to working muscles

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4
Q

Why does it cause sweating?

A

Regulates temperature

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5
Q

Why does it cause pupil dilation?

A

Better view of surroundings

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6
Q

Why does it cause trembling?

A

Muscles are contracting

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7
Q

Why is glycogen converted to glucose?

A

For energy

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8
Q

Why are non-essential functions reduced?

A

More E for muscle contractions

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9
Q

Why is skin pale?

A

Redirection of blood to muscles

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10
Q

Where is it released from?

A

Adrenal glands

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11
Q

Why might someone be shaking even after the fright?

A

Adrenaline is still in the blood and it takes time to get broken down

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