The signals sent out from the ventromedial hypothalamus that suppress hunger are referred to as
A) counterconsumptive
B) orexogenic
C) anorexogenic
D) aconsumptive

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The signals sent out from the ventromedial hypothalamus that suppress hunger are referred to as anorexogenic. This is because they cause a decrease in appetite and food consumption. The other options are not correct as counterconsumptive and aconsumptive are not commonly used terms in relation to hunger and orexogenic refers to signals that increase appetite and food intake.

The Signals Sent Out from the Ventromedial Hypothalamus That Suppress