When a person exercises, sensory input from moving muscles and joints results in an increase in cardiac output, causing blood pressure to be maintained, despite an increase in blood flow to the muscles.

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During exercise, sensory input from muscles and joints triggers cardiovascular responses that increase cardiac output, helping to maintain blood pressure even as blood flow to active muscles increases.

When a Person Exercises, Sensory Input from Moving Muscles and Joints