Sympatholysis refers to
A)local inhibition of the parasympathetic nervous system.
B)local inhibition of sympathetic-induced vasoconstriction.
C)increased sympathetic nervous system activity during exercise.
D)none of the above answers are correct

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Sympatholysis refers to the local inhibition of sympathetic-induced vasoconstriction, meaning that it allows for improved blood flow to the muscles and organs during exercise. This is accomplished through the release of local vasodilators that counteract the effects of sympathetic vasoconstriction. Option A is incorrect because sympatholysis does not affect the parasympathetic nervous system. Option C is incorrect because sympatholysis actually results in decreased sympathetic nervous system activity during exercise. Option D is incorrect because option B is the correct answer.

Sympatholysis Refers to