What happens to baroreceptors when there is increased pressure?
  1. They freeze
  2. They stretch
  3. They become resistant
  4. They decrease
Explanation
Answer - B - Increased pressure to baroreceptors causes them to stretch. When they detect reduced flow and pressure, they send messages to the brain to stimulate the sympathetic nervous system. This results in increased heart rate and cardiac output to increase circulation and bronchodilation.
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