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POSTURAL CHANGE „ Stimulus: Active stand or passive tilt „ Afferent: Muscle, vagus and glossopharyngeal nerves „ Efferent: Vagus and sympathetic efferents „ Response: Biphasic HR and BP changes „ Vasoconstriction „ Measurements: HR response „ Limited sensitivity and specificity
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