Which of the following will NOT occur in response to a decrease in the extent of stretch detected by a baroreceptor?

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A decrease in the extent of stretch detected by a baroreceptor, which typically indicates a drop in blood pressure, would trigger compensatory mechanisms to increase blood pressure. This includes increasing heart rate, peripheral resistance, ventricular contractility, and venomotor tone. Increased urine flow would not be a direct response to decreased baroreceptor stretch as it would lead to a further decrease in blood volume and pressure, counteracting the body's efforts to increase blood pressure.

Which of the Following Will NOT Occur in Response to a Decrease