Hypertension | Blood Pressure | Part 2/4

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Im confused.. Isnt it that if you dilate blood vessels there would be more venous return hence increase in Cardiac output therefore the increase in blood pressure? Based on formula that Cardiac output is equal to Arterial pressure over Total Perph. resistance, meaning that if you increase TPR, you decrease CO and vice versa. Thanks for any answers.

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During dilation, the space increases and blood can be pulled or filled more in the vessels, but the filling pressure is reduced in the heart because since veins are working against the gravity,so they do require to put some pressure for venous return , so due to this reduced pressure the venous return reduces and thus EDV reduces which decreases preload and stroke vol and CO and decreases BP

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