How Does Reactive Hyperemia Differ from Active Hyperemia

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Multiple Choice

How does reactive hyperemia differ from active hyperemia?

• A) Reactive hyperemia is characterized by excess cellular consumption of oxygen, while active hyperemia is characterized by depletion of cellular oxygen.
• B) Reactive hyperemia is caused by a blocked blood supply, while active hyperemia is caused by an increase in metabolic activity.
• C) Reactive hyperemia involves the action of paracrines, while active hyperemia involves a myogenic response.
• D) Reactive hyperemia involves vasodilation of nearby arterioles, while active hyperemia involves vasoconstriction of arterioles.
• E) Reactive hyperemia involves removal of metabolites from tissues, while active hyperemia does not.

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