HOMEOSTASIS Normal BP and volume Stimulation Decreased BP and volume Short Term Regulation Nervous System Long Term Regulatlion Hormones Simutallon of baroroceplors and chemorecepios Renin (kkiney) EPO erythropolelin (kkiney) (Posterior pihuitary) Slimulalon of cardiovascular center Anglolensin il activalkon RBC production stimukation (Adrenal gland) Peripheral vasoconstriction Blood pressure Homoostasis restored FIGURE 29.8 Blood pressure homeostasis.

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