Stress in Your Body Systems Template
Molly Leach
Created on October 17, 2024
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Transcript
Reproductive system
- Sexual desire
- Pregnancy
- Premenstural syndrome
- Menopause
- Stress can affect your cycle and the painfulness of your periods
Male reproductive system
- Sexual desire
- Reproduction
- Diseases of the reproductive system
- Negatively impact sperm production
- Body can become vulnerable to infection
- Can affect testosterone or sex drive
Nervous system
- Has several divisions such as the central division involving the brain and spinal cord and the peripheral division with the autonomic and somatic nervous systems
- The sympathetic nervous systems contributes to fight or flight response
- The SNS signals to release adrenaline and causes the heart to beat faster, respiration rate to increase, and change glucose levels
Musculoskeletal system
- Muscles tense all up at once and release when the stress passes
- When body is tense for long amounts of time it can trigger stress related disorders
- Muscle tension is almost a reflex to stress
- Tension can cause headaches and other chronic painful conditions
Cardiovascular system
- Adrenaline, noradrenaline and cortisol act as messengers for the effects
- Acute stress causes an increase in heart rate and contracting of the heart muscle