Help with 1 and 2 question: 1.) Which of the following pathways correctly shows the sequence of stimulations initiated by the hypothalamus that leads to the production of the long-term stress hormone? A. hypothalamus ® spinal cord ® adrenal medulla that produces epinephrine B. hypothalamus ® spinal cord ® adrenal medulla that produces norepinephrine C. hypothalamus ® posterior pituitary ® adrenal cortex that produces cortisol D. hypothalamus ® anterior pituitary ® adrenal cortex that produces cortisol 2.) Which of the following rows correctly identifies the types of hormones involved in the interactions of the nervous and master gland of the endocrine systems? Row Hypothalamus|Pituitary Gland A. releasing hormone tropic hormone B. releasing hormone target gland hormone C. tropic hormone releasing hormone D. tropic hormone target gland hormone

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