Falling arterial pressure would prompt all the following except

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Falling arterial pressure triggers mechanisms to increase blood pressure, including the release of renin (which leads to vasoconstriction and increased blood volume), autoregulatory widening of vessels to maintain blood flow, decreased firing of stretch sensors indicating lower pressure, and release of ADH to conserve water. Inhibition of sympathetic output would lower blood pressure further, opposite to the body's compensatory response to falling arterial pressure.

Falling Arterial Pressure Would Prompt All the Following Except