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Jackie's blood pressure falls due to loss of blood (hemorrhage). What immediately happens to the rate of action potentials fired from her baroreceptors?

a. Rate of firing is unchanged.
b. Rate of firing is increased.
c. Rate of firing is decreased.
d. Rate of firing becomes unpredictable.