Predict the changes occur

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Think about a normal individual who quickly goes from a supine posture to an erect one. Predict the changes (increase/decrease/no change) that will occur in the following cardiovascular parameters.
Give a complete reason for your answer.
A. Stroke Volume (increase/decrease/no change) - why?
B. Heart Rate (increase/decrease/no change) - why?
C. Cardiac Output (increase/decrease/no change) - why?
D. Total Peripepheral Resistance (increase/decrease/no change) - why?
E. PPressure at the root of the aorta (increase/decrease/no change) - why?
F. arterial pressure in foot (increase/decrease/no change) - why?
G. Capillary pressure in foot (increase/decrease/no change) - why?
h. Arterial pressure in cerebral blood vessels (increase/decrease/no change) - why

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