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In which part of the response to changes in blood pressure do the kidneys figure?
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The chronic | Link |
Which system thought to be due to increased pressure on the renal intersitium causes an increased excretion of sodium when blood pressure is high? | Pressure Natriuresis | Link |
When blood pressure increases the reduced stimulation of which system causes decreased aldosterone? | Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System | Link |
What is the effect of an increased concentration of salt/sodium in the ECF? | The volume of the ECF increases | Link |
What effect would an increase in sodium concentration have on blood pressure? | Increase it | Link |