4/26/2021Gmail - Review Questions & Study Guide for Exam # 3.C. vasoconstriction.D. edema.14. Nitric oxide (NO) causesA. vasoconstriction.B. vasodilation.C. no effect15.Vascular smooth muscle can directly respond to changes in pressure. This type of control is calledA. metabolic.B. extrinsic.C. vasogenic.D. myogenic.16. The mechanism by which an organ is able to maintain its blood flow in the phase of fluctuating blood pressure is calledA. hyperemiaB. septicemiaC. autoregulationD. myogenicity17. Which type of muscle has the greatest capillary density?A. skeletalB. smoothC. cardiac

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14. Nitric oxide (NO) causes A. vasoconstriction. B. vasodilation. C. no effect