His Bp is 110/70 (normal is between 120/80 and 140/90). Explain the mechanism(s) by which propranolol reduces blood pressure by including the specific receptor(s) involved. If propranolol has no effect on the process described, type "N/A" b.Propranolol affects heart rate by binding which receptors? c.Propranolol affects non-essential vessels by binding which receptors? d.Propranolol reduces blood volume by binding which receptors?

His Bp is 110/70 (normal is between 120/80 and 140/90). Explain the mechanism(s) by which propranolol reduces blood pressure by including the specific receptor(s) involved. If propranolol has no effect on the process described, type "N/A" b.Propranolol affects heart rate by binding which receptors? c.Propranolol affects non-essential vessels by binding which receptors? d.Propranolol reduces blood volume by binding which receptors?

Ebk:Nutrition & Diet Therapy

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Chapter22: Fat-controlled, Mineral-modified Diets For Cardiovascular Diseases

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