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What is the long term wear and tear of the stress response?
allostatic load.
What type of stress that causes a rock or twist or tear apart by pushing on the rock in two opposite directions?
shearing
What form of energy causes cracks in roads?
Thermal energy from the sun causes roads to expand and contract, leading to stress on the road surface. This stress, combined with regular wear and tear from vehicles, can eventually cause cracks to form in roads.
What causes the respiratory system to mulfunction?
Disease, blockage, wear & tear (age), environmental changes.
What causes a damper to break?
wear and tear
When is friction not good?
Friction is not good when it leads to excessive wear and tear on machinery, causes overheating, or decreases efficiency in a mechanical system. In some cases, too much friction can also result in loss of energy and performance.
What causes your head gasket to leak?
Usually a tear.
How do emotions trigger the tear ducts?
Emotions trigger the tear ducts through the autonomic nervous system, which controls the body's functions unconsciously. When a person experiences strong emotions such as sadness, stress, or joy, it can activate this system, leading to the production of tears. This response serves as a way to release and express those emotions.
How do you tear your ligament?
by over using,forcing the ligamnet to much pressure and causes it to rip or tear also i like pie
Is tear gas causes cough?
Yes, tear gas can cause coughing as one of its primary effects is irritate the respiratory system, leading to symptoms like coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath. It is designed to cause discomfort and respiratory distress in individuals.
What is an aortic tear?
It is a tear in the wall of the aorta that causes blood to flow between the layers of the wall of the aortaand force the layers apart.
Do trees cry?
No, trees do not cry in the way that humans cry. They do not have tear ducts or the nervous system necessary for expressing emotions like sadness. However, trees can release a form of sap when they are injured or under stress, which serves as a protective mechanism.
