B. Blood Pressure Homeostasis Use the terms in bulleted list to complete the schematic diagram of blood pressure homeostasis in Figure 29.8. No1on10 • ADH • aldosterone blood pressure w Stimulation Short Term Regulation Nervous System 3 Stimulation of baroreceptors and chemoreceptors blood volume bebrilson (anged) cardiac output HOMEOSTASIS isiw boold oil mondon Normal BP and volume to flow of nidhiw and storum dioome siff Stimulation of cardiovascular center NATOMY e-Leaf Print Compani stimulation Decreased BP and volume Į Peripheral vasoconstriction sympathetic nerves 5 FIGURE 29.8 Blood pressure homeostasis. Renin (kidney) Angiotensin II activation Homeostasis restored Long Term Regulation Hormones Į DAURT (Posterior pituitary) (Adrenal gland) J 00018 A Blood pressure ΕΡΟ erythropoietin (kidney) RBC production

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