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- The effect of length on flow rate The effect of length on flow rate. A: the fluid reservoir is placed on top of the bench (Figure 2A) to give a pressure head. This is connected to the flow module by rubber tubing with a clamp on it. A 5-mL volumetric flask is used to collect fluid, and the time taken with different lengths of tubes is recorded on a stopwatch. (Figure 2B) The calculated flow rate plotted against the length of tube. Interpret the graph/data Would you expect the length of blood vessels to change in the body as a means of controlling flow? Comment on your answer. Is this likely to be a common mechanism for controlling blood flow to different tissues?Angiotensin IIa. causes vasoconstriction. d. increases the sensation of thirst.b. stimulates aldosterone secretion. e. All of these are correct.c. stimulates ADH secretion.Atrial natriuretic peptide lowers blood pressure by increasing sodium reabsorption decreasing sodium reabsorption increasing sodium secretion
- The effect of radius on flow rate. Figure 3A: the fluid reservoir is placed on top of the bench to give a pressure head. This is connected to the flow module by rubber tubing with a clamp on it. A 5-mL volumetric flask is used to collect fluid, and the time taken with different diameter tubes is recorded on a stopwatch. (Figure 3B) The calculated flow rate plotted against the tube radius (r) as well as against r4. a. Interpret the graph b. Is the radius a variable that is likely to change to control blood flow to different tissues? How? c. What are the implications for the control of blood flow if it is proportional to the fourth power of a variable?Diuretics can be prescribed to combat high blood pressure. Thiazide is one of the most common. Describeits mechanism of action (they physiology of what the drug does) and how it combats high blood pressure. The action of the diuretic Thiazide can also cause the activation of the renin-angiotensin system. Explain this system (starting with renin) and whyit would be counterproductive to the reason you prescribed Thiazide for a patient. i only need answer for the question 2 Please!PRESSURE regulation: Describe how POOR CARDIAC OUTPUT could lead to: Activation of the sympathetic nervous system. Then describe the cardiovascular response to sympathetic nervous system activation. Be specific. Increased sodium reabsorption at the kidney. Be specific about locations and mechanisms. You will need to discuss: relevant baroreceptor function, renin-angiotensin aldosterone system function, specific regions of the nephron
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