When arterial blood pressure rises, it can cause
A: vagal tone decrease
B: sympathetic tone increase
C: aortic nerve afferent impulse reduce
D: sinus nerve afferent impulse increase
A: vagal tone decrease
B: sympathetic tone increase
C: aortic nerve afferent impulse reduce
D: sinus nerve afferent impulse increase
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- Which the following statement about the change of blood pressure is<br/>wrong() A: Clip the side of the common carotid artery, and cause to raise blood<br/>pressure B: Arterial blood pressure is elevated when the sympathetic nerve is<br/>excited C: Vagus nerve inhibits heart activity and lowers arterial blood<br/>pressure D: The excitation of vagus nerve enhances heart activity and arterial<br/>blood pressure elevated E: Intravenous epinephrine, blood pressure rise
- Arterial blood pressure may be increased by() A: decreased sympathetic tone B: Venodilatation C: decreased parasympathetic tone D: decreased vasopressin hormone release E: adrenoceptor blocking drugs
- Drops of blood pressure can lead to renin release, which is mainly because A: stretch receptor of afferent arteriole B: aortic arch baroreceptor C: osmoreceptor in hypothalamus D: cardiopulmonary receptor
- Which options are the body's regulation of temperature in a cold environment A: sympathetic nerve tension increases B: skin blood vessels contract, heat loss reduces C: shivering D: basal metabolic rate increase, heat production increase
- Which of the following about arterial blood pressure is correct? A: Average arterial pressure is the average of systolic and diastolic blood pressure. B: The variation of aortic pressure and left ventricular pressure is the same. C: The variation of aortic pressure and left ventricular pressure is the same. D: Arterial blood pressure increases with age in both men and women.