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Card 6

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Where are bodily baroreceptors located?

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Card 7

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What are the two types of fibres that respond to stretching of the artery?

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Card 8

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True or false: at normal pressures, A fibres are all activated?

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Card 9

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True or false: firing of A and C fibres will increase parasympathetic NS stimulation?

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Card 10

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True or false: the Vagus nerve is part of the sympathetic nervous system?

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Card 11

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At normal pressures, ~25% of C fibres are firing. If blood pressure increases, will the number of firing C fibres increase or decrease?

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Card 12

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A decrease in blood pressure will cause a decrease in baroreceptor firing. Once the CNS has registerested this, what will happen to the firing of the PNS and SNS nerves?

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Card 13

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True or false: Increased SNS firing would increase total peripheral resistance?

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Card 14

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True or false: Blood pressure is an example of a continuous variable?

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Card 15

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In approximately what percentage of patients is their mild hypertension due to 'white coat syndrome'?

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