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On the left is a list of principle components of the stress response. Match each to the common pathological consequences of prolonged stress, listed at right.
Drag and drop items on the left to the corresponding item on the right.
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Supression of growth
Neural responses, including altered cognition and sensory threshholds
Mobilization of energy at the cost of energy storage
Analgesia
Supression of immunity and of inflammatory response
Increased cardiovascular and cardiopulmonary tone
Supression of digestion
Supression of reproduction
Textbook Reference: Stress Activates Many Bodily Responses