Can be right or left depending on co-existing conditions

Left

Right

Sympathetic activity has no effect on the pressure- diuresis/natriuresis relationship

Dysrhythmia

Bradycardia 

Arrhythmia

Tachycardia

the decrease in organ blood flow that

is associated with the increased oxygen consumption of that organ.

is driven by arteriole vasoconstriction in an

exercising muscle.

caused by reduced endothelial reduced nitric

oxide production.

the increase in organ blood flow that is

associated with increased metabolic activity of that organ.

Fall by about 3%.

Increase by about 20%.

Fall by about 20%.

Increase by about 50%.

Temperature receptor

Chemoreceptor

Mechanoreceptor 

Oxygen receptor

Increased urine formation

Increased glomerular filtration rate

Reduced fluid intake

Reduced salt excretion

Increased cardiac output

Decreased blood volume

Increased salt intake

Decreased urine output

Optimal blood pressure.

Mild hypertension

Normal blood pressure.

Malignant hypertension

vasopressin

gamma aminobutyric acid

angiotensin II

glutamate

Initial normal blood pressure but later hypertension in the recipient

Hypertension in the recipient

Normotension in the recipient

Initial hypertensive but later normal blood pressure in the recipient