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Vasovagal fainting or syncope

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 Vasovagal fainting or syncope.


  1. Causes loss of consciousness.
  2. Is associated with tachycardia.
  3. Is associated with skeletal muscle vasodilation.
  4. Is more likely to occur when standing than when lying down.
  5. Is more likely to occur in a cold than in a hot environment.

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A. True  Due to cerebral ischaemia caused by the abrupt fall in arterial pressure.

B. False  Increased vagal activity slows the heart and reduces cardiac output.

C. True  This vasodilation reduces peripheral resistance.

D. True  Because of gravity, pressure in cerebral arteries is lower when standing than when lying down.

E. False  The skin vasoconstriction in cold environments raises peripheral resistance

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