During activity, the mean arterial blood pressure (MAP) of a race horse suddenly increases. How

During activity, the mean arterial blood pressure (MAP) of a race horse suddenly increases. How will the horse’s body respond physiologically to bring MAP back to normal? (Choose, in order, the 5 correct steps from the following list.): 1) baroreceptors fire more rapidly, 2) baroreceptors fire more slowly, 3) sympathetic signaling increases, 4) sympathetic signaling decreases, 5) the contractility of the cardiac contractile cells increases, 6) the contractility of the cardiac contractile cells decreases, 7) total peripheral resistance increases, 8) total peripheral resistance decreases, 9) cardiac output (CO) increases, 10) CO decreases. You can use human physiological principles to solve this question.

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