If the adrenal glands were removed from a patient, his plasma cortisol levels would ________, secretion of CRH by the __________________ would __________________, and secretion of ACTH by the ______________ would _____________

A. increase; hypothalamus; decrease; anterior pituitary gland; decrease
B. decrease; hypothalamus; increase; adenohypophysis; increase
C. decrease; anterior pituitary gland; increase; hypothalamus; increase
D. increase; hypothalamus; increase; adenohypophysis; increase
E. decrease; adenohypophysis; increase; anterior pituitary gland; increase


B

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The hypothalamohypophysial tract carries

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