What are 2 detrimental physiological effects of angiotensin II in people with compensated HF? A. release of aldosterone

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What are 2 detrimental physiological effects of angiotensin II in people with compensated HF? A. release of aldosterone

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What are 2 detrimental physiological effects of angiotensin II
in people with compensated HF?
A. release of aldosterone -> increased water reabsorption
-> preload
B. synthesis and release of brain natriuretic peptide
C. Arterial vasoconstriction -> increased peripheral vascular
resistance -> increased afterload
D. decreased renin secretion
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