Which of these is NOT a compensating mechanism following a small loss of blood?
A)greater vasodilation
B)greater vasoconstriction
C)increased heart rate
D)decreased urinary output

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Following a small loss of blood, the body compensates by increasing vasoconstriction to maintain blood pressure, increasing heart rate to maintain cardiac output, and decreasing urinary output to conserve fluid. Vasodilation would not be a compensatory mechanism in this context, as it would potentially lower blood pressure further.

Which of These Is NOT a Compensating Mechanism Following a Small