A) Increased myocardial force of contraction
B) Peripheral vasoconstriction
C) Increased systemic vascular resistance
D) All of the above
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A) Stimulation of the vagus nerve
B) Stimulation of the parasympathetic nervous system
C) Administration of a sympatholytic drug
D) Stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system
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A) aorta.
B) capillaries.
C) venules.
D) arterioles.
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A) plasma proteins.
B) albumin.
C) lymph.
D) blood pressure.
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A) CO = HR× SV× pulse pressure
B) BP = CO× SV× SVR
C) BP = SV× pulse pressure
D) BP = SV× HR× SVR
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A) carotid baroreceptors sense a change in the osmolarity of the blood flowing through the carotid arteries.
B) carotid baroreceptors interpret the elevated carotid pressure as an elevation of blood pressure.
C) tight collar occludes blood flow to the brain,causing cerebral artery spasms.
D) tight collar impairs drainage of cerebral venous blood,causing cerebral edema.
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A) blood flow.
B) hematocrit.
C) blood pressure.
D) oxygen saturation.
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A) Blood volume
B) Hematocrit
C) Blood pressure
D) Rate of capillary filtration
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A) provides calories for the healing of the injured brain.
B) is absorbed by the injured brain cells and pulls water into the brain cells from the tissue fluid.
C) pulls water out of the interstitium of the brain into the capillaries,thereby relieving edema.
D) "clumps" the plasma proteins together,thereby severely diminishing plasma oncotic pressure.
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A) It is a normotensive reading.
B) The 116 mm Hg is the systolic reading.
C) The 72 mm Hg is the diastolic reading.
D) The pulse pressure is 100 mm Hg.
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A) pulse pressure.
B) mean arterial blood pressure.
C) diastolic reading.
D) systolic reading.
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A) excess fluid is filtered out of the capillary.
B) plasma oncotic pressure decreases,thereby causing fluid to leak out of the capillary.
C) fluid and protein accumulate in the interstitium,thereby causing edema.
D) excess fluid moves into the capillary,thereby "drying out" the interstitium.
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A) steroids.
B) secreted by the adrenal medulla.
C) vasodilators.
D) blood pressure-lowering hormones.
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A) Carotid
B) Brachial
C) Femoral
D) Circle of Willis
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A) Capillary pressure is higher than the pressure within the large arteries and veins.
B) The oncotic pressure in the venous side of the circulation is greater than the oncotic pressure on the venous side of the circulation.
C) The pressure on the arterial side of the circulation is higher than the pressure on the venous side of the circulation.
D) Blood volume is greater on the arterial side of the circulation than on the venous side of the circulation.
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A) Stimulate vasodilation and decrease blood volume
B) Stimulate vasoconstriction and increase blood volume
C) Stimulate vasoconstriction and decrease blood volume
D) Stimulate vasodilation and increase blood volume
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A) indicates that blood flow has been restored in the previously occluded blood vessel.
B) is recorded as the diastolic reading.
C) is indicative of a life-threatening hypotension.
D) Both A and B are true.
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A) Veins
B) Arterioles
C) Heart
D) Capillaries
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A) hypertension.
B) rupture of a blood vessel in the brain.
C) decreased oncotic pressure.
D) edema.
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A) 120 mm Hg
B) 80 mm Hg
C) 40 mm Hg
D) Can't determine the pulse pressure from this information
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