When the blood pressure is high, how will the myogenic reflex help to bring the blood pressure back to normal? (circle all the apply options)  A. potassium channels open helping potassium to rush into the cell B. vasoconstriction takes place C. vasodilation take place D. stretch receptors in the afferent arterioles are activated E. calcium channels on smooth muscle opens

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