Which of the following changes will occur as a result of elevated mean arterial blood pressure? Answers A - E A Increased resistance of the efferent arteriole B Decreased NaCl excretion C Decreased renin release D The macula densa will stimulate the juxtaglomerular cells E Increased aldosterone release

Which of the following changes will occur as a result of elevated mean arterial blood pressure? Answers A - E A Increased resistance of the efferent arteriole B Decreased NaCl excretion C Decreased renin release D The macula densa will stimulate the juxtaglomerular cells E Increased aldosterone release

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