Question

question 49
what is seborrhea?
○ hormonal acne
○ excessive flow of oil
○ pale wheals
○ pockets of fluid

question 50
the coiled tubular structures arising from the dermis that excrete sweat are the:
○ sebaceous glands
○ holocrine glands
○ merocrine glands
○ sudoriferous glands

Explanation:

For question 49: Seborrhea is characterized by excessive sebum (oil) production. Hormonal acne is related to hormonal imbalances causing acne. Pale wheals are associated with conditions like urticaria. Pockets of fluid could refer to blisters in some skin - related issues.
For question 50: Sudoriferous glands (sweat glands) are coiled tubular structures in the dermis that excrete sweat. Sebaceous glands secrete sebum. Holocrine glands release their contents by cell rupture (e.g., sebaceous glands in a sense). Merocrine glands secrete their products without cell rupture, but the key here is the description of coiled tubular structures for sweat excretion which points to sudoriferous glands.

Answer:

Question 49: excessive flow of oil
Question 50: sudoriferous glands