What is the goal of cardiovascular regulation?

a. to equalize the stroke volume with the cardiac output
b. to equalize the blood flow with the pressure differences
c. to maintain adequate blood flow through peripheral tissues and organs
d. to increase pressure and reduce resistance


Answer: c. to maintain adequate blood flow through peripheral tissues and organs

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