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  Hypotension arises from disruptions in the intricate mechanisms that regulate blood pressure within the cardiovascular system. Maintaining optimal blood pressure levels relies on a coordinated interplay of various circulatory adjustments. These include ensuring adequate cardiac output to meet tissue metabolic demands, sufficient arteriolar constriction to uphold peripheral resistance, and adequate circulating blood volume. Imbalances or disturbances in any of these homeostatic mechanisms can lead to a decline in arterial pressure. Causes of hypotension encompass a range of factors, such as anemia, blood loss, disorders affecting the nervous system, heart, or adrenal glands, dehydration from inadequate fluid intake, frequent vomiting, diarrhea, or severe burns, certain medications like those prescribed for hypertension, heart conditions, pain, depression, or cancer, and blood infections such as sepsis. The most prevalent types of hypotension include acute, characterized by a sud...