When confronted with a stressful event, your sympathetic nervous system speeds up your stomach's digestive activity. triggers an increase in the production of disease-fighting lymphocytes. speeds up the removal of fat from your bloodstream. increases your heart rate and respiration?

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Tiara Pennington

31 December, 19:43

When confronted with a stressful event, your sympathetic nervous system speeds up your stomach's digestive activity. triggers an increase in the production of disease-fighting lymphocytes. speeds up the removal of fat from your bloodstream. increases your heart rate and respiration?

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Rashad Cordova · Answer 1

The correct choice is increases your heart rate and respiration.

Your sympathetic nervous system increases your heart rate and respiration when confronted with a stressful event.

sympathetic nervous system also mobilizes body for action, increases breathing and sweating, makes pupils dilated ad lastly decreases stomach's activity.