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    Increasing the Mean Arterial Pressure or the Pulse Pressure in the Carotid
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Increasing the Mean Arterial Pressure or the Pulse Pressure in the Carotid

Question 72

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Increasing the mean arterial pressure or the pulse pressure in the carotid artery will cause decreased firing of action potentials in the afferent neurons associated with the baroreceptors.

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