Which of the following are physiologic manifestations which occur in the alarm stage of the General Adaptation Syndrome? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

The correct choices for physiologic manifestations in the alarm stage of General Adaptation Syndrome are B, C, and D. Increased mental acuity occurs as the body prepares for fight or flight response. Increased urine retention is a result of the release of stress hormones causing fluid retention. Increased bronchial dilation helps in enhancing oxygen intake for increased physical activity. Choice A is incorrect as blood glucose levels actually increase in the alarm stage to provide energy for the body. Choice E is incorrect as pupil size typically increases to enhance vision in response to stress.