Question

question 52 which of the following is a secondary sex characteristic (in both genders)? thickened skin hair growth long bone growth all of the above 1.613 points save question 53 which of the following is released into the blood the fastest based on its direct stimulus (and therefore has the fastest effect on target cells)? aldosterone angiotensin ii epinephrine cortisol

Explanation:

For Question 52, secondary sex - characteristics in both genders include hair growth. Thickened skin is not a typical secondary sex - characteristic, and long bone growth is related to overall growth and not specifically a secondary sex - characteristic. For Question 53, epinephrine is released quickly into the blood in response to stress and has a rapid effect on target cells. Aldosterone and angiotensin II are involved in slower - acting regulatory processes related to fluid and electrolyte balance, and cortisol is also part of a more long - term stress response system.

Answer:

Question 52: hair growth
Question 53: epinephrine