Question 2 \"If blood pressure is too high. how will the body respond to restore

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Question 2 "If blood pressure is too high. how will the body respond to restore normal blood pressure? increasing arterial resistance increasing arterial resistance decreasing arterial resistance increasing blood volume increasing heart rate Selected Answer Answers Question 3 Why is it that gastrectomy patente may suffer from anemia? Selected Answer low stomach acid results in decreased ability to convert Fe2+ to Fe3+ Answers. low stomach acid results in decreased ability to convent Fe2, to Fe3 low stomach acid results in decreased ability to convert Fe3+ to Fe2t stomach acid has nothing to do with this all of these

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1. The correct answer is option c(increasing blood volume). There are several ways in which blood pressure can be adjusted:

Urine is primarily water that is removed from the blood. When the kidney makes more urine, the amount (volume) of blood that fills the arteries and veins decreases, and this lowers blood pressure.

2. The correct answer is option B. Complications of post-gastrectomy syndrome include anemia as a result of vitamin B12 or iron malabsorption and osteoporosis. Iron deficiency anemia develops because removal of the stomach which leads to a marked decrease in the production of gastric acid.

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