<prompt> Occlusion of the common carotid artery on both sides leads toIncrease in HR BPIncrease in BP decrease in HRDecrease in HR BPNo effect on BP HR  <response>: Bilateral carotid occlusion will lead to baroreceptor inhibition and chemoreceptor stimulation, due to reduced pressure on carotid sinus and reduced perfusion of carotid bodies respectively. Both of the effects lead to increased blood pressure and heart rate. 