What happens when there is a sustained physiological activation in response to stress?
A. Heart rate and blood pressure normalize.
B. Heart rate and blood pressure remain elevated.
C. The rate at which fatty buildup takes place decreases.
D. The elasticity of the arteries increases.
Answer: B
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