What results when systemic blood pressure is increased?

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At the smooth muscle of the arterial system,neurotransmitters bind to receptors to initiate vasoconstriction and increase systemic vascular resistance.An increase in vascular resistance causes the heart to work harder and thus increases blood pressure.Hypovolemia does not result in an increase in blood pressure.Cardiac output is not decreased when systemic blood pressure is increased.Vascular resistance is actually increased when the systemic blood pressure is increased.

What Results When Systemic Blood Pressure Is Increased