Which of the following occurs as the body's sympathetic nervous system responds to falling blood pressure? (Select all that apply.?

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The sympathetic nervous system responds to falling blood pressure by shunting blood away from less vital organs to maintain blood flow to critical organs (A), increasing blood glucose levels for energy (C), retaining sodium and water to increase blood volume (D), and releasing epinephrine from the adrenal medulla to enhance the body's overall response to stress, including increasing heart rate and blood pressure (F).

Which of the Following Occurs as the Body's Sympathetic Nervous