The change in blood flow to the kidneys during exercise is due to ______ of kidney arterioles and this is primarily caused by ______ regulation. Vasodilation / metabolic Vasoconstriction / autonomic Vasoconstriction / metabolic Vasodilation / autonomic
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To do this, it reduces blood flow to less active organs like the kidneys. This is achieved through vasoconstriction, which is the narrowing of blood vessels. The primary cause of this vasoconstriction is autonomic regulation, which is the involuntary control of Show more…
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