During a dangerous situation,the sympathetic nervous system causes widespread vasoconstriction,raising systemic blood pressure.This is an example of the myogenic response.In this example,systemic blood pressure is changing.In contrast,the myogenic response controls local blood flow to a specific tissue.

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The myogenic response controls local blood flow to a specific tissue, but is not involved in systemic blood pressure changes. The statement in the question about vasoconstriction and systemic blood pressure increase is correct, but it is not an example of the myogenic response.

During a Dangerous Situation,the Sympathetic Nervous System Causes Widespread Vasoconstriction,raising