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Here's an assemblage of random questions.
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So the first question is what happens when cortisol is released into the bloodstream.
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Cortisol is a stress hormone, and its sister hormone is like aldostron.
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We have glucocorticoids, which is cortisol, and mineral corticoids.
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The important one here is cortisol, which is a glucocorticoid.
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The answer is right there.
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Cortisol releases glucose.
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So glucose is released.
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Glucose levels will go up.
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So we're talking about energy systems.
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So energy systems are mobilized.
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And another odd fact about cortisol is it's going to suppress the immune system.
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So we have increased glucose.
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So we're talking about energy systems and suppression or alteration of the immune system.
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System.
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The next question is where do the cell bodies of pre -ganglionic neurons, which drive post -ganglionic neurons in the autonomic nervous system located? the correct option here is one of the places that they're located is if we look at the spinal cord, we have this terribly drawn butterfly, the autonomic nervous system, pre -ganglionic neurons are there.
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So they're in the spinal cord...