How does atrial natriuretic factor affect blood pressure?
ARaises it by narrowing vessels
BRaises it by retaining sodium
CLeaves it largely unaffected
DLowers it by dilating vessels
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Lowers it by dilating vessels
When pressure rises, ANF is released and dilates blood vessels, reducing blood pressure.
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