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1. angiotesnin II causes sympathetic blood pressure to  increase decrese stay the same

1. angiotesnin II causes sympathetic blood pressure to  increase decrese stay the same

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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1. angiotesnin II causes sympathetic blood pressure to 

increase

decrese

stay the same

 

2. in response to a decrease of blood pressure, the diameter of afferent arteriole to will

increase

decrese

stay the same

 

3. as filtrate travels from the capsular space  to the loop of henle, its glucose content will?

increase

decrese

stay the same

For this SECTION (#9) Decide how the following conditions would affect the physiology of the Uinary System ADH causes the osmolarity of urine to O Increase O Decrease O Stay the same As filtrate travels from the capsular space to the loop of Henle, its glucose content will O Increase Decrease Stay the same
Transcribed Image Text:For this SECTION (#9) Decide how the following conditions would affect the physiology of the Uinary System ADH causes the osmolarity of urine to O Increase O Decrease O Stay the same As filtrate travels from the capsular space to the loop of Henle, its glucose content will O Increase Decrease Stay the same
puTube Maps Angiotensin Il causes systemic blood pressure to O Increase Decrease Stay the same In response to an decrease in blood pressure, the diameter of the afferent arteriole to will Increase O Decrease O Stay the same As the volume of urine within the bladder exceeds 200 mL, the smooth muscle tension generated by the internal urethral sphincter will
Transcribed Image Text:puTube Maps Angiotensin Il causes systemic blood pressure to O Increase Decrease Stay the same In response to an decrease in blood pressure, the diameter of the afferent arteriole to will Increase O Decrease O Stay the same As the volume of urine within the bladder exceeds 200 mL, the smooth muscle tension generated by the internal urethral sphincter will
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