Part E Drag and drop the items below to the appropriate bin, depending if the item is associated with the short-term or long-term stress response. Reset Help Hormone released: epinephrine Triggers the fight-or-flight response Activated by hormonal stimuli Targets the adrenal medulla Increased blood pressure; increased protein and fat catabolism Activated by neural stimuli Hormone released: glucocorticoids Targets the adrenal cortex Short-term stress response Long-term stress response
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