1. Describe the physiology of blood pressure control.  Causes of Primary Hypertension may include o

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1. Describe the physiology of blood pressure control.

 Causes of Primary Hypertension may include overactivity of the SNS; overactivity of the RAAS; alterations in other neurohumoral mediators of blood volume and vasomotor tone such as ANP, BNP, and adrenomedullin; inflammation; a complex interaction involving insulin resistance and endothelial function; and obesity-related hormonal changes

2. Select 3 of the above potential causes and explain the pathophysiologic mechanisms of primary hypertension.

Please answer concerning Overactivity of the RAAS, Obesity related hormonal changes and complex interaction involving insulin resistance and endothelial function

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