Drag each label to the appropriate position to identify whether the label indicates a neural, ADH, or angiotensin mechanism of blood volume, and thus blood pressure, regulation.
In neural there are Baroreceptors in the carotid artery and sympathetic stimulation. In the renin-Angiotension system, we have sodium reabsorption and Angiotension and distal convoluted tubules. In ADH mechanisms we find ACE and collecting ducts of kidneys and results to thirst. The effect of profuse sweating shows that water is being lost through sweating then the sweat glands produce perspiration by the process of capillary filtration. The intracellular fluid which diffuses out of cells their work is to replace lost tissue fluid. Here blood volume and pressure drops, whereby osmolarity rises then blood absorb tissues fluid to replace the losses.
