OPTION 2: CARDIO/RENAL/RESPIRATORY ESSAY (BOTH A AND B ARE REQUIRED for full credit)   PRESSURE regulation: Describe how POOR CARDIAC OUTPUT could lead to:   Activation of the sympathetic nervous system. Then describe the cardiovascular response to sympathetic nervous system activation. Be specific.  Increased sodium reabsorption at the kidney.  Be specific about locations and mechanisms.

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