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An older adult patient in a long-term care facility recently suffered a stroke after experiencing a myocardial infarction. The patient is not speaking or eating. The nurse notices a change in vital signs.

When a patient is unable to resist the effects of a stressor, the nurse can identify this stage of the general adaptation system as: A. alarm reaction.
B. the resistance stage.
C. the exhaustion stage.
D. fight-or-flight response.

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