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Froggy Jumps Regulating BPOnline version Test your BP mastery by Carey, Amanda 1 What are the three main factors that regulate blood pressure (BP)? a Heart rate, stroke volume, and vessel diameter b Cardiac output, peripheral resistance, and blood volume c Respiration rate, blood viscosity, and vascular length 2 How does an increase in peripheral resistance affect BP? a It lowers BP b It raises systolic and diastolic BP c It only increases diastolic BP 3 In the equation MAP = CO × TPR, what does MAP stand for? a Maximum arterial pressure b Median arterial pressure c Mean arterial pressure 4 Which component describes the volume of blood in the ventricles at the end of filling? a End-systolic volume b End-diastolic volume (EDV) c Stroke volume 5 How does EDV influence stroke volume? a Higher EDV decreases stroke volume b EDV has no effect on stroke volume c Higher EDV increases stroke volume (via preload) 6 What is the primary role of the kidneys in BP regulation? a Regulating blood volume and Na+ balance b Only controlling venous return c Directly altering heart rate 7 Name a short-term BP control mechanism. a Renal long-term control b Hormonal circadian control c Baroreceptor reflex 8 Name a long-term BP control mechanism. a Baroreceptor reflex b Immediate sympathetic adjustment c Renal regulation of blood volume 9 Which hormone is known as the salt retaining hormone? a ADH b Aldosterone c ANP 10 What is circulatory shock? a Excessive BP causing vessel rupture b Inadequate tissue perfusion leading to organ dysfunction c Normal perfusion with high CO 11 Which hormone increases blood pressure by retaining water a ADH b Aldosterone c ANP

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Regulating BPOnline version

Test your BP mastery

by Carey, Amanda

What are the three main factors that regulate blood pressure (BP)?

Heart rate, stroke volume, and vessel diameter

Cardiac output, peripheral resistance, and blood volume

Respiration rate, blood viscosity, and vascular length

How does an increase in peripheral resistance affect BP?

It lowers BP

It raises systolic and diastolic BP

It only increases diastolic BP

In the equation MAP = CO × TPR, what does MAP stand for?

Maximum arterial pressure

Median arterial pressure

Mean arterial pressure

Which component describes the volume of blood in the ventricles at the end of filling?

End-systolic volume

End-diastolic volume (EDV)

Stroke volume

How does EDV influence stroke volume?

Higher EDV decreases stroke volume

EDV has no effect on stroke volume

Higher EDV increases stroke volume (via preload)

What is the primary role of the kidneys in BP regulation?

Regulating blood volume and Na+ balance

Only controlling venous return

Directly altering heart rate

Name a short-term BP control mechanism.

Renal long-term control

Hormonal circadian control

Baroreceptor reflex

Name a long-term BP control mechanism.

Baroreceptor reflex

Immediate sympathetic adjustment

Renal regulation of blood volume

Which hormone is known as the salt retaining hormone?

ADH

Aldosterone

ANP

What is circulatory shock?

Excessive BP causing vessel rupture

Inadequate tissue perfusion leading to organ dysfunction

Normal perfusion with high CO

Which hormone increases blood pressure by retaining water

ADH

Aldosterone

ANP

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Regulating BPOnline version

by Carey, Amanda

What are the three main factors that regulate blood pressure (BP)?

How does an increase in peripheral resistance affect BP?

In the equation MAP = CO × TPR, what does MAP stand for?

Which component describes the volume of blood in the ventricles at the end of filling?

How does EDV influence stroke volume?

What is the primary role of the kidneys in BP regulation?

Name a short-term BP control mechanism.

Name a long-term BP control mechanism.

Which hormone is known as the salt retaining hormone?

What is circulatory shock?

Which hormone increases blood pressure by retaining water

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