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Question 1

What is NOT a consequence associated with the release of catecholamines in the body?

◦ heart rate increases
◦ digestive processes speed up
◦ oxygen consumption increases
◦ visual sensitivity increases

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What is NOT likely to be a barrier to effective provider-patient communication?

◦ the health care provider's use of technical terminology
◦ time constraints on the length of the provider-patient interaction
◦ patient evasiveness about real health concerns
◦ consulting a health care provider who is not the same sex as the patient
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