36. After you eat too many salty snacks the fluid outside of your cells may A) h
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36. After you eat too many salty snacks the fluid outside of your cells may A) hypertonic solution B) hypotonic soultion C) isotonic solution D) hydrotonic solution 37. Specific pressure receptors known as detect low blood volume. located in the cardiovascular system A) baroreceptors B) chemoreceptors C) hydroreceptors D) osmoreceptors 38. When the peptide is infused into the brains of several animal species, they appear to be suddenly thirsty and begin drinking. A) renin B) angiotensin II C) aldosterone D) vasopressin 39. The hormone, , secreted by the pineal gland, acts as an internal zeitgeber A) melatonin B) corticosterone C) cortisol D) insulin 40. Some individuals report successfully realigning their biological rhythms by using A) light therapy B) opioids C) exercise D) alcohol A) fast, irregular, low-intensity waves typical of brains that are awake and active B) more regular or consistent in their shape found in awake, but drowsy brains C) low-intensity sleep waves that are found in stage 1 sleep D) are even lower-frequency sleep waves found in slow-wave sleep (SWS) 41. Delta (8) waves (0.5-3 Hertz), areExplanation / Answer
36. The correct answer is Option A. With the consumption of salty snacks, the field outside of your cell may become a hypertonic solution.
37. The correct answer is Option A. Baroreceptors are located in the cardiovas system and detect low blood volume.
38. The correct answer is Option B. When angiotensin II is infused into the brain of several animal species, they appear to be suddenly thirsty and begin drinking.
39. The correct answer is Option A. Melatonin is secreted by the pineal gland and is a natural zeitgeber.
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