While providing anesthesia for a 15-month-old, 5-kg girl undergoing strabismus surgery, you notice that the patient suddenly becomes hypotensive and bradycardic while the surgeons are applying direct pressure to the globe. Despite release of pressure, the patient continues to be hypotensive and bradycardic. After treatment with atropine, the patient becomes normotensive with a normal rhythm. The afferent limb of this reflex is mediated by ?

While providing anesthesia for a 15-month-old, 5-kg girl undergoing strabismus surgery, you notice that the patient suddenly becomes hypotensive and bradycardic while the surgeons are applying direct pressure to the globe. Despite release of pressure, the patient continues to be hypotensive and bradycardic. After treatment with atropine, the patient becomes normotensive with a normal rhythm. The afferent limb of this reflex is mediated by ?

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plz answer the question, u dont need to draw a new flow chart just explain why its wrong and and what whould you extract if you follow these, (a new corrected flow chart would be appreciated but not necessary)