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Both short -and long -term regulation of mean arterial pressure is mediated through the release of hormones. Describe the hormones discussed in Chapter 14 that are involved in the regulation of mean arterial pressure and how they are able to stimulate an increase in mean arterial pressure.
Stimulant
A substance that increases activity in the central nervous system or the body, leading to increased alertness and physical activity.
Narcotic
A class of drugs that reduce pain, alter mood and behavior, and usually induce sleep or stupor; often leading to dependence.
Hallucinogen
A substance that induces alterations in perception, mood, consciousness, and thought, typically producing hallucinations.
Withdrawal Symptoms
Physical or psychological symptoms that occur after stopping or reducing intake of a substance.
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