Identify and name the stages of Hans Selye's Adaptation Syndrome presented in the case. Transcribe them into the corresponding stage.


1st Alarm Stage: In the first week, he was in a state of alertness, presenting anxiety and restlessness due to the situation of facing or fleeing in justifying the objective of the meeting.
2nd Resistance Stage: In the second week, a set of physiological, cognitive, and emotional processes develop, such as increased appetite, muscle pain, numbness, and forgetfulness.