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← Human Body & HealthWhich outcome occurs when atrial contraction weakens during diastole?
A)Decreased ventricular filling and cardiac output✓
B)Elevated sinoatrial node firing intensity
C)Increased baroreceptor response rate to pressure
D)Augmented blood calcium channels activity
💡 Explanation
Reduced atrial contraction impairs ventricular primining, causing lessened preload and cardiac output because proper blood volume is not achieved during diastole; therefore ejection fraction dips, rather than influencing the pacemaker activity directly.
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