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within 1 minute after an increase in arterial blood pressure resulted in an immediate increase in blood flow, the blood flow returns to almost baseline and arterial pressure remains elevated
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metabolic autoregulation
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when arterial pressure within tissues becomes too great, increased blood flow provides excess O2
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metabolic autoregulation
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blood flow decreases while upstream arterial pressure remains elevated
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metabolic autoregulation
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aka: reactive vasocontriction
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myogenic autoregulation
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upstream arteries produce what in response to shear stress
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nitric oxide
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