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When Vasoconstriction Is Needed to Raise BP, the Arteries Receive

Question 57

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When vasoconstriction is needed to raise BP, the arteries receive:

A) fewer sympathetic impulses
B) more sympathetic impulses
C) more parasympathetic impulses
D) fewer parasympathetic impulses

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