which of the following contributes significantly to the rapid control of aeterial pressure by sympathetic stimulation?a) cushing reactionb) renin angiotensin aldosterone systemc) fine tuning of the baroreceptor reflexd) vasoconstriction of large veins

Stimulation of arterial baroreceptors leads to all of these except;a. inhibition of the vasomotor centers.b. stimulation of the respiratory center.c. inhibition of secretion of antidiuretic hormone.d. slowing of the heart rate.e. inhibition of adrenaline secreting center

Select all that applyThe sympathetic nervous system causes an increase in which of the following?Multiple select question.blood pressureheart raterespirationdigestion

Which of the following is an action of the sympathetic nervous system?Multiple ChoiceIncreased secretion of sweatIncreased rate of peristalsis of the intestinesConstriction of bronchiolesDecreased heart rate

Which of the following responses are instituted by the body to compensate for low blood pressure? Select all that apply.Increased urine outputIncreased afterloadActivation of the renin-aldosterone-angiotensin systemDecreased sodium and water retentionIncreased blood volume

Which of the following statements about the baroreceptor reflex control of blood pressure is INCORRECT?Group of answer choicesBaroreceptors are stretch receptors that detect distension of the vascular walls in which they are located.Changes in arterial pressure are primarily detected by baroreceptors located in the carotid sinuses and aortic arch.An increase in arterial pressure raises the firing rate of afferent baroreceptor nerves.A decrease in arterial pressure is likely to result in decreased sympathetic activation and increased parasympathetic activation of the sinoatrial node.