How does the sympathetic nervous system respond during the alarm reaction of the general adaptation syndrome?

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During the alarm reaction of the general adaptation syndrome, the sympathetic nervous system responds by increasing blood flow to the skeletal muscles to prepare for fight or flight response. This helps prepare the body to respond to stress or danger. The other options (A and C) are not correct as the sympathetic nervous system reduces blood flow to the intestines and increases perspiration during the alarm reaction. Therefore, the correct answer is B.

How Does the Sympathetic Nervous System Respond During the Alarm