In order to function effectively, the central cardiovascular control center must receive signals regarding changes in blood volume or pressure. From where do these signals come?

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Changes in blood pressure are detected by peripheral baroreceptors located in the walls of blood vessels, primarily in the carotid sinus and aortic arch. These receptors send signals to the central cardiovascular control center in response to changes in blood pressure, allowing the body to maintain homeostasis.

In Order to Function Effectively, the Central Cardiovascular Control Center